We recognize that the trial
judge in this case indicated he had reviewed the PSR before the sentencing hearing.
Not exact matches
Questioned further
in court by the
judge, the man, 27, said he had read something about the
case but
indicated that he could assess it with an open mind.
A federal
judge overseeing a 26 - year - old school desegregation
case in Chicago has
indicated that as long as some details are added, he is inclined to approve a proposed final settlement between the school system and the U.S. Department of Justice that could end court supervision of the district by July of next year.
Federal
judge Denise Cote, who is overseeing the
case,
indicated in a pretrial hearing last week that she is «leaning toward» the DOJ's version of events, based on all of the evidence that she has seen already.
Justice Karakatsanis
indicates that
in those «exceptional»
cases when trial
judges appoint amici, «the person appointed and the Attorney General should meet to set rules and mode of payment» (para 75).
Although it is rare a
judge would reject an agreement between the parties, the Arizona Court of Appeals
in the Boncoskey v. Boncoskey
case indicated a trial
judge must hold a hearing if the court has determined the agreement is not fair and equitable or
in the best interests of the children before making any changes to the agreement.
In that case the judge had to show that he had taken into account the factors indicated in Pts 44.3 (4) and (5), to the extent relevant to the case in han
In that
case the
judge had to show that he had taken into account the factors
indicated in Pts 44.3 (4) and (5), to the extent relevant to the case in han
in Pts 44.3 (4) and (5), to the extent relevant to the
case in han
in hand.
There were strong dissents
in each
case, however,
indicating that the resolution of this issue is far from obvious for some
judges.
In that Order, the Judge also indicated a special master or mediator would be appointed early in the case to explore potential settlement
In that Order, the
Judge also
indicated a special master or mediator would be appointed early
in the case to explore potential settlement
in the
case to explore potential settlements.
Statistics issued by the SPC
in August
indicate that almost half of all
cases accepted by the SPC
in the first half of this year have been accepted by the circuit courts, meaning that circuit court
judges are under extreme pressure to deal with
cases that are complicated / involving large amounts
in dispute on time, and discrete inquiries
indicate that many are working weekends and into the night.
What the
case does
indicate, however, is that
in some
cases the parties» agreement will be regarded as having such magnetic importance that the
case can be swiftly disposed of by giving effect to the agreement of the parties, saving the
judges, the parties and their lawyers a lot of time and keeping costs down to a minimum.
The direction was subsequently reaffirmed
in November 2006 by the deputy district
judge, who
indicated that it was
in the interest of openness and fairness and good
case management.
But
in over 10 percent of
cases involving more than 200 people, the district
judges» explanations for why a defendant can pay collateral seem to
indicate just the opposite — that they don't have the wherewithal.
Comment by
judges in the UK family law system has
indicated that parental alienation and parental alienation syndrome is observed
in some
cases: