Sentences with phrase «offending judgment of the court»

The government appealed an offending judgment of the court, Al - Khawaja v UK, to the Grand Chamber of the European Court and then got it deferred until after the domestic courts had decided Horncastle.

Not exact matches

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The court would not be bound to recognise the judgment in the presence of an enforceable New York Convention arbitral award, but if such an award does not exist (which is likely in such circumstances) it is, on the wording of the Regulation, arguably bound by the recognition and enforcement articles of the Brussels I (recast), even though this may offend the court's pro-arbitration stance.

That, in the court's judgment, is an inadequate basis on which to impose an indeterminate sentence on a necessary hypothesis that there is a significant risk of serious harm from future offending.

I've written here a number of times before about what seems to be a growing practice of fraud on the courts designed to remove negative online reviews: file a defamation lawsuit, show up with the «defendant,» stipulated judgment in hand, and then take the judgment to Google and have the offending review «de-indexed» so it will never show in search results.