Sentences with phrase «most accused individuals»

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«This comprehensive package - the most progressive set of reforms in the nation — will guarantee fairness for the accused by reshaping New York's antiquated bail system, ensuring access to a speedy trial, improving the disclosure of evidence in the discovery process, transforming asset forfeiture procedures and implementing new initiatives to help individuals transition from incarceration to their communities.»

The film deals with what will become the most recurrent theme in Hitchcock's work: the innocent individual, falsely accused, forcing him or her to see the truth.

Most critics were kind to the individual performers, but accused the picture of being overly stagey and marred by an inconsistent tone that veered from comic to tragic, often in the same scene.

The Peace Bond has a 12 month duration and can be customized to address issues specific to the individual but will most commonly prohibit contact with the complainant (except again with his / her prior written revocable consent) and will prohibit the accused from being in possession of any weapons.

[The case] involves a criminal defense attorney (strike 1) who is outspoken about the need to zealously defend individuals accused of the most heinous crimes (strike 2) charged with helping a convicted terrorist plan further terrorist attacks (strike 3) in an atmosphere where the prosecution was continually allowed to discuss bin Laden despite his irrelevance to the case (strike 4).

A person's intent to defraud and the fraudulent act they commit are two of the most important legal elements the government focuses on when attempting to convict accused individuals.

Getting help from a knowledgeable, experienced attorney is the most important step in defending the rights of an individual who has been accused of a crime and in trying to get your loved one out of jail.

Most family court judges will be very reluctant to grand either custody or visitation to an individual who has been accused of harming a child.

Most recently, in April of 2016, Mr. Donohue obtained a favorable verdict in Federal Court on behalf of a Littleton police officer who was falsely accused of violating an individual's constitutional rights during a traffic stop following an OUI.