Sentences with phrase «n't real courtrooms»

Not exact matches

It's probably not going to be possible to have a jury of people that have never heard of the bands, that have never heard the music, but the real question is, even with that understanding, can they only focus on the evidence that's being presented by the parties at trial and only use that evidence and nothing from their own life experience outside of the courtroom to make that decision?

Despite outward appearances, Fracture isn't quite the fast - paced legal thriller that one might have expected from the film's promotional materials (there is, in fact, only one courtroom sequence of any real significance); screenwriters Daniel Pyne and Glenn Gers have instead crafted a story that generally has the feel of a low - key drama - with Gosling's character ultimately forced to choose between his ambition and his morals.

Where's the profit in doing that, not to mention: how do you occupy that seat in the courtroom, and where's the real stenographer while this subterfuge is going on?)

Attorneys who fit this mold have real experience defending criminal cases in the courtroom, will not be dissuaded to go to trial when the facts and legal issues demand it and will not settle out of fear of a presumed harsher guideline sentence.

Even a remark made only to lawyers may become inappropriate if the judicial officer is not mindful of the very real power differentials within the courtroom.

When her case was called, Maria (not her real name) walked towards the front table in the courtroom and, anxiously... [more]

Dress respectfully: Just like in a real courtroom setting, there isn't much downside for appearing respectful.

Most courts will not put up with opposing sides who will not agree to share equipment, particularly projectors and screens which take up a great deal of real estate in the courtroom.

Victims of bullying know better than to speak the truth and then leave the courtroom unprotected — so they often don't speak, at least about the real elephants in the room.

Remember, real estate investors are not the most beloved of persons in a courtroom.

Just as you wouldn't head into a courtroom without good legal representation, you don't want to enter real estate negotiations without an experienced advocate.

In addition, however, real estate professionals should recognize that the outcome of courtroom trials in general, and antitrust trials in particular, does not necessarily depend upon the actual facts regarding the conduct alleged to violate the law.