Sentences with phrase «failed civil court judge»

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In 2000, a federal district judge ruled that Arizona was violating this relatively obscure law, both by not spending enough on its Lau programs — a reference to a Supreme Court decision of 1974 and regulations of the federal Office for Civil Rights — and by failing to provide enough teachers, aides, classrooms, materials, and tutoring.

I failed to make the point that a pro se creating on his / her own, a clear written motion will be much better prepared to argue that motion before a judge than attempting to «wing it» thereby often proving to a judge that indeed the defendant or a petitioner in civil court has the ability to proceed as a pro se.

On April 18, U.S. District Judge Julie Robinson held Kobach in civil contempt of court for failing to follow court orders after she barred enforcement of the proof of citizenship law.

Rule 30.09 of the Rules of Civil Procedure requires that if surveillance is to be used as substantive evidence at trial, then counsel must give the opposite party notice of its intention to use the evidence, and the evidence itself must be produced to the opposite party at least 90 days before the commencement of trial.7 If counsel fails to do so, the Court will limit the use of that evidence to impeachment purposes only, except where a trial judge grants leave to use the evidence for substantive purposes.

Following a hearing that lasted just over an hour in Faulkner County this morning, Judge David Laser dismissed former Circuit Judge — and failed Court of Appeals candidate — Mike Maggio from a civil suit brought by the family of Martha Bull.

Gallop complained that the trial court was wrong to rule that the civil death statue automatically meant dismissal, that federal rights trump the state statutes, and that the lower court judge erred in failing to address a motion to file an amended complaint.

A husband or wife might also wish to consider the possibility of whether a bankruptcy filing would protect that spouse from being held in civil, non-punitive, contempt of court by a Virginia state court judge for failing to abide by the terms of a family law court order.

The criminalization of private debt happens when judges, at the request of collection agencies, issue arrest warrants for people who failed to appear in court to deal with unpaid civil debt judgments.