Sentences with phrase «operation of the courts»

(3) A community liaison committee shall consider matters affecting the general operations of the court in the municipality and make recommendations to the appropriate authorities.

It does not appear to provide for joint operation of a court between two counties.

He / she equally ensures that materials necessary for smooth operations of the court, such as papers, pen, and electronic equipment are always in place.

Court clerks play a significant role in the daily operations of court systems, including municipal, state, country, and federal courts.

The Chief Judge is responsible for developing and implementing a plan for the efficient operation of the courts, providing for prompt disposition of cases, assignment of judges and staff, control of dockets, regulation and use of courtrooms, and review of the status of inmates detained in local jails.

This has potential adverse consequences both in individual cases, where parties are unfamiliar with court procedures and do not have a lawyer to argue their case or examine the witnesses, and for the justice system overall, since the presence of lawyers is a major contributing factor to the efficient and effective operation of our courts.

Cuomo has proposed a $ 1 million appropriation to enhance operation of the courts.

When such usage is not otherwise authorized by statute or court rule, an explanation of the compelling state interest in such usage shall be included in the order and 4) Take such other actions as the Chief Justice reasonably believes necessary for the continued operation of the courts during a judicial emergency.

Court Reporter Resume Objective 4 To utilize my knowledge and expertise in operations of a court by working in the position of a court reporter.

The clerk of the Supreme Court and the clerk's staff are responsible for the daily operations of the court.

The chief executive will have the day - today responsibility for running HMCS, will work under the general direction of the board and will be held to account by it for the delivery of the effective and efficient operation of the courts.

A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: «We are working to improve the areas identified by the doctors, for example reception screening is currently being reviewed, and we are working to produce guidance which will improve the operation of court diversion schemes for mentally ill offenders.»

Starting the year with only five judges hampers the operation of the court, which requires agreement by four of its members to reach a binding decision.

Speaking at a program on fixing Ghana's sanitation problems organized by IMANI Centre for Policy and Education, he said the operation of these courts will make the process of dealing with sanitation offenders easier.

It is a forum for discussion of decisions of the Court and a resource for understanding the operation of the Court.

Citizenship KS3: The nature of rules and laws and the justice system, including the role of the police and the operation of courts and tribunals.

Having one member of the Court missing undoubtedly affects the operation of the Court itself.

In states where these types of measurements are taking place, positive and dramatic changes can begin to take hold in the culture and operations of our courts.

E.G., I can say from personal experience that we see evidence of that in the operation of the courts.

Yet, despite all these changes, the judiciary had very little responsibility for the administration, management and operation of these Courts.

(d) taking part publicly in controversial political discussions except in respect of matters directly affecting the operation of the courts, the independence of the judiciary or fundamental aspects of the administration of justice;

Combine the tablet with a USB GSM Modem (like the Rogers USB Novation «rocket stick» modem) or PCMCIA data card and you can quietly do research, respond to emails or IM from where ever you are (like waiting in court to be heard) without disturbing those around you and without interfering with the operation of the court.

In particular, the Committee stressed that whilst it could accept a contribution by court and tribunal users, the introduction of fees which exceed the full cost of the operation of the court or tribunal required strong justification, and that access to justice must prevail over this.

Delaware SB 25 (2009) Provides for the operation of the courts in the event of an emergency due to natural or manmade causes that destroys or severely damages one or more court facilities or severely impacts the ability to staff the courts.

Court Administration provides support services to aid the judiciary in the daily operations of the court, and it operates under the administrative guidance of the Chief Judge.

151.1 Despite the repeal of the Municipal Act, for the purposes of this Act and any provision of another Act or regulation that relates to the operation of the courts or the administration of justice, the terms «county», «district», «union of counties», «regional municipality» and «district municipality» have the same meaning as they did on December 31, 2002, unless the context otherwise requires.

In this role, he manages the development, installation, and operation of the court's information systems and applications for Utah's unified court system.

• the operation of the courts • the independence of the judiciary (which may include judicial salaries and benefits) • fundamental aspects of the administration of justice • or the personal integrity of the judge

e. Computers Members of the public and the media are permitted to use portable computers in Provincial Court provided that they do not disturb the proceedings or interfere with the operation of the court's own electronic equipment, and that the computers are used solely for the purpose of note - taking.

I read with interest a significant two page article by Kirk Makin in this morning's Globe and Mail focussing attention on the steps that Canada's judiciary have been making to demystify the legal system and the operations of the courts.

The bills as introduced begin with explanatory clauses including declaring it «the policy of this state that court fees and taxes shall be imposed only for the expenses related to the operation of the courts and the operations of the court clerks» and expressing concern that court fees and taxes are becoming «a burden.»

Initially the judiciary sought to ring fence the budget for the operation of the courts to ensure no undue erosion of the funds available.

There will be an open process for setting the budget for HMCS which will include the board having responsibility for considering and approving the resource bids and for developing the budget and plans for the operation of the courts.

The review, which examines court practice from 3 April 2006, considers the impact of changes to constitutional arrangements, the public understanding of the judiciary and the operation of courts.

While the freedom to express ideas and opinions about the operation of the courts is clearly within the ambit of the freedom guaranteed by s. 2 (b), so too is the right of members of the public to obtain information about the courts in the first place.»

«Court offices provide clerical services to the court they serve, manage the information and documents required for the operation of the court and have custody of court registers, records, orders and judgments.

It is a forum for discussion of decisions of the Court and a resource for understanding the operation of the Court.

It is a forum for discussion of decisions of the Court and a resource for understanding the operation of the Court.

This means they are responsible for the operation of the courts and family justice services, such as education programs for children and mediation.