Sentences with phrase «hearing evidence related»

Separate grand juries have reportedly begun hearing evidence related to the state and federal corruption investigations into the de Blasio administration.

In any event, the Claimant would be estopped from arguing that the dismissal constituted the end of a discriminatory course of conduct in light of the (subsequent) Tribunal decision — which had heard evidence relating to the earlier complaints by way of relevant background — that it was not.

Not exact matches

You can relate in exhaustive detail and provide voluminous evidence that the vast majority of the 1.5 billion believers of Islam were not responsible for nor in approval of the 9/11 terrorism, and at the end of your plea for common sense, they will, with a glazed look, just repeat their criticisms of Islam as though they never heard a word.

No evidence relating to events beyond 3.15 pm was heard.

According to the commission, Espada never responded to its formal notice of investigation, issued in November 2009, nor did he appear or submit evidence to the hearing at which the commission presented evidence that Feliciano and the former senator are indeed related and the familial connection between them was the reason Feliciano landed his taxpayer - funded job.

As evidenced during the recent public hearing held by the General Assembly's Education Committee, apologists for the Common Core and Governor Malloy's corporate education reform industry initiatives desperately defend the indefensible policies related to the Common Core, the Common Core Smarter Balanced Assessment Test and the absurd teacher evaluation system.

As part of our rescue work we also provide investigation, evidence collection and expert testimony for any legal hearings or criminal trials related to the case.

The Washington Supreme Court upheld the hearing's officer's decision to exclude this evidence, citing Admission and Practice Rule 19 (e)(5), which states that «no information relating to an ethics inquiry, including the fact that an inquiry has been made, its content, or the response thereto, may be asserted in response to any grievance or complaint under the applicable disciplinary rules, nor is such information admissible in any proceeding under the applicable disciplinary rules.»

After hearing all the evidence the court found that the Plaintiff's pre-existing condition did not impair her previous activities, that the accident caused mild to moderate soft tissue injuries, that these injuries have resolved somewhat by the time of trial and that there was no evidence of a minor permanent partial disability as a result of her accident related injuries.

Notably, taking into account that a respondent to such an application is not, and can not, be required to give evidence (see FPR 2010, r 33.14 (4)-RRB-, it is inadvisable for an application for a judgment summons to be heard at the same time as another related application in the proceedings, for example, as in this case, an application to vary a maintenance order.

The record means the aggregate of papers relating to an appeal proper (including the pleadings, proceedings, evidence, judgments and order granting leave to appeal) to be laid before Her Majesty in council on the hearing of the appeal.

When a witness sits in a Court and hears the testimony of another witness or other witnesses on a subject - matter as to which he later testifies, his evidence is open to the suggestion that it may have been made deliberately to conform, but that is a factor to be considered by the tribunal of fact and relates to the weight of the evidence.

The ET is better equipped than the Administrative Court to decide issues of discrimination relating to work and employment, and can better hear the case by the calling of witnesses to provide evidence.

Ms. Hewitt provides detailed, practical suggestions on many aspects of a criminal defence file including: analysis of the Crown's case; reviewing the information / indictment; considering legal elements; dealing with co-accuseds; disclosure and production; elections; challenging the case to be made by the Crown; pre-trial preparations, including procedural considerations; jury versus non-jury trials; admissions; scheduling; preparing an opening address or summary; pretrial hearings; and running the trial itself, including details relating to issues of evidence.

Introduction of new evidence: The Board may hear evidence not part of the record as reasonably required for a full and fair disclosure of all matters related to the issues under review: HPA s. 50.6 (7).

We handle all issues related to claims for damages for brain or head injury, gather and assess all relevant evidence, work with medical or other experts, prepare and file all necessary documentation, and aggressively advocate for you in all meetings, hearings or proceedings, including settlement efforts and at trial.

After hearing the competing evidence the court found that «the increase in (the Plaintiff's) headaches and neck and shoulder pain is causally related to the soft tissue injuries she sustained in the accident.

We have handled a substantial number of highly complex noise - induced hearing loss claims and asbestos related claims involving historic evidence going back as far as the 1960s and 1970s.

I determined that the evidence she had heard did not relate to her testimony, so there were no consequences of the breach.

While the case did not relate, actually, to enforcement of a judgment — but rather related to the issue of the compellability of a witness to give evidence against his own interests in a contempt hearing — the Court, in obiter, did make the following comment:

After hearing extensive evidence relating to the issue of the alienation effected in this case... this court ordered that custody be forthwith granted to the mother (the applicant) with no access on an interim basis by the father.

11) A competent jurist would not conduct an evidentiary hearing on a first appearance without notice, resulting in orders suspending child contact on such grounds as «prohibited alcohol related gestures» when no other «unfit» evidence could be offered.

# 93 v. John F. (IL) Excellent decision in discipline case; includes procedural violations, prior written notice requirements, manifestation determination review, suspensions for more than 10 days, expedited hearings, special education and related services under IDEA, «passing grades» are not evidence of FAPE, homebound instruction violated LRE, more.

Statement of Professional Standards Policy Applicable to Ethics Proceedings Part One, Section 1 — Definitions Relating to Ethics Part One, Section 2 — Qualification for Tribunal Part One, Section 3 — Duty to Give Evidence Part One, Section 4 — Right of Counsel to Appear Part One, Section 5 — Witnesses Part One, Section 6 — Conduct of Hearing Part One, Section 7 — Notices Part One, Section 8 — Interpretation of Bylaws Part One, Section 9 — Waiver Part One, Section 10 — Communication and Clerical Part One, Section 11 — Attempt to Influence Tribunal

Part Seven, Section 26 — Definitions Relating to Arbitration Part Seven, Section 27 — Qualification for Tribunal Part Seven, Section 28 — Duty to Give Evidence Part Seven, Section 29 — Right of Counsel to Appear Part Seven, Section 30 — Witnesses Part Seven, Section 31 — Conduct of Hearing Part Seven, Section 32 — Notices Part Seven, Section 33 — Interpretations of Bylaws Part Seven, Section 34 — Waiver Part Seven, Section 35 — Communication and Clerical Part Seven, Section 36 — Attempt to Influence Tribunal

The Salesperson then requested a hearing, at which a hearing officer determined that the Salesperson's termination was not related to her disability and found no evidence of discrimination.