Sentences with phrase «judicial stay»

While a person can be tried and found guilty of both, the rule against double punishment means that there would be an automatic judicial stay on one.

«Based on the limited evidence in the record, the presumptive time periods proposed by my colleagues are unlikely to improve the pace at which the vast majority of cases move through the system while risking judicial stays in potentially thousands of cases,» he wrote.

«Creating fixed or presumptive ceilings is a task better left to legislatures... The majority's approach also risks negative consequences for the administration of justice... Ultimately the majority's new framework casts aside three decades of the courts jurisprudence when no participant in the appeal called for such a wholesale change, has not been the subject of adversarial scrutiny or debate and risks judicial stays.»

When the Crown did not comply with the trial judge's disclosure requirement, the judge granted the applicant's application for a judicial stay of proceedings.

Mr. Bellusci was acquitted of the assault charges and a judicial stay of proceedings was entered in regard to the «intimidation» charge: Continue reading →

The trial was then rescheduled for October 2011, at which time counsel for the accused made an application for a judicial stay of proceedings on account of unreasonable delay.

Mr. Bellusci was acquitted of the assault charges and a judicial stay of proceedings was entered in regard to the «intimidation» charge:

The violation of privilege compromised trial fairness and could not be remedied other than by a judicial stay.

Mayor Bloomberg's NYC ban on selling super-size sugary sodas in certain venues has repeatedly been in the news lately, particularly after a NY Supreme Ct. judge imposed a judicial stay on the ban last week.

In September 2012, he applied for a judicial stay of proceedings, arguing the 32 - month delay had violated his Charter right to be tried within a reasonable time.

In addition, the judicial stay from the 6th Circuit Court of Appeals that stopped implementation nationwide of the rule is still in effect.