Sentences with phrase «fear coming to court»

Matterhorn - enabled courts expand access for citizens who can not miss work, school, or family care to attend court, or who fear coming to court because of their race, ethnicity, or immigration status.

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In addition to the institutional or parliamentary purists and those who feared the sort of innovation associated with the American Supreme Court, there were still other premiers who simply felt that duly elected legislatures were better positioned than appointed judges when it came to the matter of protecting individual and community rights.

Justice Antonin Scalia opened the Supreme Court's new term Tuesday by questioning whether a man deported to Mexico after a drug conviction would be «abstaining from tequila» for fear of violating his U.S. parole terms.The remark came as justices heard an immigration case involving a Texas man, Reymundo Toledo - Flores, who was deported in April after being convicted of illegally entering the United States.

The June 29, 2017 unanimous Supreme Court decision in Rodriquez v. Zavala unequivocally establishes that exposure to domestic violence harms children and that a parent's fear of harm for a child comes within the definition of «domestic violence» for purposes of a petition for a domestic violence protection order.

These fears derive from some of the early U.S. cases in which parties came to court complaining of potential costs in the millions (for restoring all backup tape sets or searching through all data on a network) and those cases, having been reported, are clearly going to discourage any party from confidently moving forward with an ediscovery plan in hand.

We fear that if the first challenge to a warrant canary comes before a court in a more rushed context, a rushed judge could make bad law.