Sentences with phrase «in court because»

I would love to fight this in court because by doing it I am breaking the Freedom Of Information Act, which has a stiffer jail sentence.

Until a consumer challenges them in court because that they «inferred» they offered the contractual experience of a REALTOR, they will continue to skirt the law through inference and misleading advertising.

Someone will buy it for what it is actually worth, or they won't, but at least you won't be in court because you lied.

Mediation differs from divorces handled by attorneys in court because you and your spouse are the ones making all...

However, as Justice Saxe points out, due to increased case loads, even these clients won't be satisfied in court because trial judges are increasingly focused on encouraging compromise rather than trials.

In one case, Justice Hidden of the NSW Supreme Court found confessional evidence from four Indigenous men was inadmissible as evidence in court because police failed to comply with the Custody Notification Service requirements under the legislation.

Phoenix family lawyers say that home paternity test results are often not admissible in court because they can easily be tampered with.

The bill creates a system where if a troll loses in court because the patent is found to be invalid or there is no infringement, then it pays the other side's costs and legal fees.

Cruz, who has been charged with 17 counts of murder, was not expected to appear in court because he waived his right to attend the hearing.

Back in 2015, one of its (now former) highest ranking executives became involved in a high - profile cryptocurrency powered project and ended up in court because of it.

Under the Act, if a patent troll loses in court because the patent is found to be invalid or there is no infringement, then the troll pays the other side's legal costs, which often reach into the millions of dollars.

Cruz's attorneys tried to prevent him from appearing in court because they didn't want him to face a media «circus,» but prosecutors wanted Cruz at the hearing.

It provides a legal defense for you as well if you should find yourself in court because of the accident.

In Australia, every dispute involving a government official can end up in court because our courts have a generous view of what are known as the «perogative writs», namely certiorari, prohibition and mandamus or, in English, «give me the case file», «stop doing that» and «do your job properly».

Many of the best barristers are rarely in court because they are able to engineer a relatively early settlement and keep their clients out of court.

A police report is usually inadmissible (not accepted as valid) in court because it is considered hearsay.

They could make valuable witnesses if you end up in court because of this accident.

Further, as a report from Eastern Tennessee State University explains, plaintiffs often are able to win their cases in court because of close teamwork practiced between private investigators and personal injury attorneys.

It is ironic that we generally provide assigned counsel at arraignment to people caught in public with an open can of beer — and rightly so — but if those people appear in court because they are about to lose the roof over their heads, they are on their own.

The Plaintiff Will Get Her Day in Court Because of this ruling by the Indiana Supreme Court, the Plaintiff's case will be sent back down to the District Court and tried on the merits.

The drunk driver in question may already be in court or be scheduled to appear in court because of the accident he or she caused.

And, it is important to note that the decisions we comment on here say nothing about the many, many legal problems that never end up in court because the parties do not have the support or resources to litigate.

I'm not happy with all this litigation in the sense of I'd rather not be in court because I think these are things that could be solved without litigation, but the reality of our modern life is that people that have a lot of money want to guard their money, so they sued us over these laws and standards we posted.

Hearsay isn't admissible in court because it's inherently unreliable.

Curve balls hitting your lawyer in mediation or even in court because you were dishonest with them could damage the relationship and your case severely.

With the very odd exception, ordinary people appear in court because they have no real choice in the matter.

At that point I find it was reasonable for the plaintiff to have commenced the action in this Court because he was reasonably entitled to see the impact of the accident on his prior condition.

Katherine's case ended up in court because of a recent precedent, decided not by asking the big question of «what is «liberty»?»

«I don't think anyone wants to see a victim not get to see their accused person have their day in court because of a procedural matter,» she says.

There's generally a lot of fingerpointing at the other side: «I'm in Court because of them».

Arbitration can also be less expensive than having a full trial in the Court because it takes less time and is more informal.

A lot of work goes in to working out a divorce in court because more forms need to be filed and more documentation may be needed.

They will be found unconvincing in a court because they relate to a report requested with the imprimatur of Congress.

We've fought them in court because they don't play by the rules but it's not progressing anywhere, it's completely unfair way of competing.

None of this information was presented in court because in New York State, chickens and rabbits don't have many rights.

Some merchants have even challenged the mandate in court because so few merchants have upgraded their systems even though a year has passed since the fraud liability transfer.

For example, the NCFS found language such as «reasonable scientific certainty» to be meaningless and recommended that it not be used in court because it gives the false impression of scientific rigor.

Some of these countries are now even challenging the emissions trading scheme in court because they claim its demands constitute a drag on economic growth.

Speaking to Citi FM's Richard Dela Sky, the lead lawyer for the NPP, Godfred Dame said «we are in court because the original application for interim injunction filed by David Hoezame had been fixed for hearing on September 2, 2014 and we feel like clearly it will not accord with justice and fairness if the application is heard on that day because clearly the date postdates the date that has been fixed by the NPP for its special delegates conference.»

«I am happy to be in court because we are going to beat him in court, and then we are going to beat him in the primary.»

But that would not likely stand up in court because the information is true and his candidacy makes him a public figure.

Tuesday's action capped off seven months of pointed back - and - forth communications between Schopf and Clifton Park Justices Democrat Robert Rybak and Republican James Hughes, who told Schopf that he couldn't appear in their court because he appeared to be violating the town's ethics code.

«We have also directed our counsel to seek redress and damages in court because to us, this act of impunity by the DSS under President Muhammadu Buhari is undemocratic, unpatriotic, dictatorial and brutish.

Lawyers believe the Home Office is desperate for none of their claims to be tested in court because the evidence against the students would not be strong enough.

Opponents of acting Supreme Court Justice Lori Sattler say she is unfit for elevation to a permanent seat in the court because she allowed evidence of a woman's abortion to be submitted in a custody case back in 2013.

The governor also said that to have this end up in court because he chooses to go the veto route would cause «chaos and confusion.»

Judges rejected the arguments of lawyers representing David Chaytor, Elliot Morley and Jim Devine that the trio were protected from facing trial in court because of parliamentary privilege.

Then there is the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Beverley McLachlin, who on several occasions has decried the rise in the number of Canadians» representing themselves in court because they can not afford the legal fees.

While Citizens United seems to allow more unrestrained political speech — and some legal experts warn such activities may wind up in court because a precedent has yet to be set — that doesn't mean your organization should go ahead and do it.

It is inadmissible in our courts because it is subjective.