Sentences with phrase «occur after the appeal»

In some cases your lawyer may be willing to file an appeal on your behalf, but lawyers who are receiving contingency fees will typically only agree to handle an appeal if they believe that there is a significant chance of having a dismissal or verdict overturned, and of obtaining sufficient compensation after that reversal to cover the costs involved in the litigation, including the appeal and legal proceedings that occur after the appeal.

You must notify the DMV Appeals Board in writing immediately of any change of address that occurs after an appeal is filed.

Not exact matches

Court officials said the display focused on a mix of civil and criminal cases in which the appeals court made new law, and was tilted toward convictions because appeals generally occur in a criminal case after a conviction.

Then, an appeal to authority occurs (97 % concensus) but in no way do I find substantiation by that concensus for 100 % of what IPCC is proposing (especially after I see the political leanings of the leadership).

In 2011 — 15 years after Brant pleaded guilty — the Ontario Court of Appeal found that a miscarriage of justice had occurred and entered an acquittal.

Justice John I. Laskin, speaking for a unanimous court, framed the issue on appeal this way, at para. 47: «Can Charter breaches that occur after the discovery of the evidence meet the «obtained in a manner» requirement in s. 24 (2) of the Charter?»

If the appeal is effectively based on a change of law, and nothing else, but the conviction was properly returned at the time, after a fair trial, it is unlikely that a substantial injustice occurred.

The Court determined that under Colorado's Uniform Dissolution of Marriage Act, a district court retains continuing jurisdiction over motions to modify parental responsibilities while the current allocation order is on appeal, as long as those motions are based on a material change in circumstances that occurred after the original order was entered.

[vi] See British Columbia (Public Service Employee Relations Commission) v. British Columbia Government Service Employees» Union, [1999] 3 S.C.R. 3 («Meiorin») at para 3, where the Supreme Court allowed an appeal and restored the arbitrator's decision to reinstate an employee, Nilsson v. University of Prince Edward Island, [2013] P.E.I.H.R.B.I.D. No. 2 where the Board of Inquiry ordered a professor reinstated following a finding of age discrimination, Matheson v. Presbytery of Prince Edward Island and Others, [2007] P.E.I.H.R.B.I.D. No. 1 where the Board of Inquiry ordered reinstatement eleven years after the breach of the Human Rights Act had occurred, and, Fair v. Hamilton - Wentworth District School Board, 2013 HRTO 440 where the Tribunal ordered the applicant reinstated to an alternative position almost nine years following her termination.

Although the Ontario government commissioned a report and drafted legislation to address the status of paralegals, no legislative reform occurred until after the Ontario Court of Appeal raised the matter again in 1999 and explicitly chastised the government for failing to take any action to regulate paralegals.

The Court of Appeal found that any evidence of a student's opportunity to be «set straight» regarding the colleges» identities is irrelevant, because such opportunity occurs after the relevant first impression.

In Moore v. Harry Norman, Inc., REALTORS ®, the Court of Appeals of Georgia addressed the liability of a real estate broker and multiple listing service to a homeowner for a burglary that occurred in the owner's home after a lockbox was installed.