Sentences with phrase «jury rolls for»

In the case of Ontario, the province has taken some steps to address the findings of the Iacobucci report, including allowing Aboriginal people living on reserves to volunteer for jury rolls for the purposes of inquests under the Coroner's Act.

Clifford Kokopenace, an Aboriginal man convicted of manslaughter, argued that he was denied the right to an independent and impartial trial by jury because of underrepresentation of Aboriginal people living on reserves in the jury rolls for the District of Kenora.

Not exact matches

He arrived at 8:30 a.m. for the final phase of jury selection that was slated to begin at 9:30 a.m. but which didn't get rolling until 10:57 a.m.

After the governor's proposals to elevate the threshold of adult criminality to 18 years and to create a special monitor to review cases where a grand jury decides not to indict a police officer for killing a potentially unarmed civilian failed to make headway in the State Senate, Mr. Cuomo rolled out a pair of executive orders.

Preparation — for Ebola, for a grand jury verdict, for policy roll - outs — is a hallmark of the administration, Mr. Ragone said, as is the mayor's focus on the ultimate outcome, the product, the long view.

While the jury is still out on whether foam rolling is the best method for SMR, recent studies have shown that proper foam rolling before or after a workout does have its benefits.

In Cannes, all of the major US and European trades publish daily news magazines, and some create their own juries tracking favourites for the completion as the festival rolls on at the rate of two competition films a day.

The latter award is one I predicted (not with any great enthusiasm, mind) the moment the credits started rolling on the film: as well as it being the kind of showily «brave» work that festival juries often fall for, it always seemed likely Gallo would get some kind of pat on the back for bringing two features (plus a short) to Venice this year.

So when the date rolls around for jury selection you fail to post.

Meanwhile, the defendant will also know its exact liability rather than rolling the dice with the jury, will avoid further attorney fees, and can put this case behind it for good..

While the on - reserve adult population in Kenora District accounted for approximately one third of the adult population, on - reserve residents made up only 4 % of the jury roll in 2008 (the year in question).

For example, a juror may be sleeping, a judge may keep rolling his eyes in front of the jury in reaction to evidence, the plaintiff's spouse may be acting like a cheerleader, people in the front row may be trying to influence the case.

For example, the utilisation of the cloud for the electronic filing of documents with the court has become widespread in the civil courts; juries in long and paper heavy criminal trials are often provided with iPads to relieve the excessive paper burden; and artificial intelligence has also been harnessed to ease the burden of disclosure review in complex fraud investigations such as Rolls Royce [For example, the utilisation of the cloud for the electronic filing of documents with the court has become widespread in the civil courts; juries in long and paper heavy criminal trials are often provided with iPads to relieve the excessive paper burden; and artificial intelligence has also been harnessed to ease the burden of disclosure review in complex fraud investigations such as Rolls Royce [for the electronic filing of documents with the court has become widespread in the civil courts; juries in long and paper heavy criminal trials are often provided with iPads to relieve the excessive paper burden; and artificial intelligence has also been harnessed to ease the burden of disclosure review in complex fraud investigations such as Rolls Royce [1].

So today states can easily get addresses of citizens for jury duty from any number of other databases, and some states have even passed laws against using voter rolls for this purpose.