Sentences with phrase «over the trial»

There are things that can be done to give us back more control over the trials, and that should enable us to see the blessings all the more clearly.

[1] The appellant contends the trial judge did not have jurisdiction over his trial.

For instance, try two versions of a navigation button or two headlines on your site; then see which one performs better over a trial period.

Federal circuit court clerks do a lot of research: assessing opposing briefs, going over the trial records, and interpreting application of the law.

Understand that when money and time are of the essence, it could be best to choose mediation and arbitration over a trial depending on your legal issue.

The judge presiding over the trial of Barminco co-founder Peter Bartlett and Ausdrill managing director Ron Sayers today ordered the jury to keep deliberating in a bid to reach a verdict.

Evidence for Pontius Pilate, the governor who presided over the trial of Jesus, was discovered in Caesarea Maritama.

This federal court is based out of Washington, but its 19 presidentially appointed judges travel to preside over trials in courts located in several designated major cities.

According to NYU, «Justice Sotomayor is the only justice on the U.S. Supreme Court who has presided over a trial by jury.»

Supreme Court justices serve 14 - year terms, are paid $ 136,700 annually and preside over trial courts handling civil cases, such as negligence, personal injury, medical malpractice and product liability.

Looming over the trial is the Trump factor.

What happened to rejoicing over trials and tribulations that you suffer for the cause of christ??

It also causes us to grieve over the trials and suffering of our fellow citizens.

Well it's been a while since we raked over the trials and tribulations of dairy group Murray Goulburn.

Chairman of the Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT), Danladi Umar, on Tuesday, reminisced over the trial of Bola Tinubu, former governor of Lagos state and national leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) before the tribunal saying that he was under «serious» influence during the period.

A statement released by the US embassy in London confirmed that its country's senate had «unanimously ratified» the treaty, which caused controversy this summer over the trial of three British bankers known as the NatWest three.

The Code of Conduct Tribunal has scheduled July 13 to deliver its ruling on an application filed by the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, asking its chairman, Danladi Umar to disqualify himself from further presiding over his trial for alleged false declaration of assets.

Over a trial expected to last a month, prosecutors will try to prove two schemes — that Silver helped Taub get $ 500,000 in state research funds in return for referring asbestos patients to a law firm that paid Silver, and also used his legislative clout to get two developers to use a Manhattan law firm that split its fees with Silver.

It is right that ministers are being held to account over these trials» dodgy foundations.

The research group, from Odense in Denmark, used stem cells taken from abdominal fat cells via liposuction (under a general anaesthetic): none of the 21 men reported significant side effects over the trial period, or in the following year.

But the independent safety board that keeps watch over the trial has not raised any concerns, says MVI Director Christian Loucq.

These layout randomizations favor twitch gameplay and snap decisions over trial - and - error or memorization and help maintain the feeling of urgency that comes with collecting every coin in the allotted time.

The most notable change relates to granting Masters authority to preside over Trial Management Conferences which is consistent with a recent amendment, also in force on April 25, 2012, to Rule 12 - 2 (2).

Justice Karakatsanis addressed the concern of rising costs due to use of Rule 20 by pointing to Rule 20.05 and the ability of a summary judgment judge seizing themselves of the matter and presiding over the trial as well if scheduling allows for it.

As well, Kristal Bayes, a new associate at Fillmore Riley LLP in Winnipeg, takes over the Trial by Fire column.

The judge who presided over the trial passed away before sentencing.

Or, not quite as bad but crappy enough to give him the jim - jams, what if he'd missed something when he'd looked over the trial prep material, the witness statements, the expert reports?

Doses of drugs over the trial were converted to mean daily equivalents of chlorpromazine and compared across groups by means of Kruskal - Wallis one way analysis of variance; this indicated no significant differences between treatment groups (medians of daily drugs in chlorpromazine equivalents: cognitive behaviour therapy 425, supportive counselling 517.75, routine care 450; χ = 0.963; P = 3D0.62).

Justice Moen of the Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta («ABQB»), presiding over the trial in Bhasin v Hrynew, 2011 ABQB 637, found that the Agreement contained similar features to employment contracts and franchise agreements.

Second, in a field that is moving rapidly from developer - led efficacy trials, to implementation trials in complex real - world services, we need to be sure that effect sizes are not declining over time, as developer control over trials is relaxed.

It held that the CCT was properly constituted to exercise jurisdiction over the trial of the Senate president.

One of the residents, so to speak, of that graveyard is Hugh Richardson, the judge who presided over the trial of Louis Riel and pronounced the death sentence.

In Hryniak, the Supreme Court decided if a judge dismisses a motion for summary judgment, that same judge should preside over the trial in that case.

It was never really expected that this judge, Pamela Campbell, who presided over the trial, was going to rule against Hogan (real name, Terry Bollea).

According to Rubashkin's counsel, Judge Reade had not disclosed this information before presiding over the trials.

In May 2016, Judge Kimba Wood, who presided over their trial, sentenced Dean and Adam to 5 and 6 1/2 years behind bars, respectively.

Since then, Howe's case was transferred to U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni, who presided over the trial, remarking that he «is not a good guy.»

Imagine that you are a judge presiding over the trial of a man named Bill, accused of a grisly murder.

The wacky minister, Reverend Frank (Williams, Night at the Museum), presiding over the trial has a few rules: they both have to write their own wedding vows, they must attend and participate in all the pre-nup functions, and there is to be absolutely no sex until marriage henceforth.

Portraits of a number of the legal personalities involved in the Trial and Appeal including judges Lord Chief Justice Sir Rufus Isaacs who presided over the Trial and Sir Charles John Darling who presided over the Appeal as well as the prosecuting council Attorney General Sir Frederick Smith later Lord Birkenhead will be borrowed from the National Portrait Gallery, London.

The judge presiding over a trial is «the judge of the law.»

Most of our sitting judges applied for an appointment to the Bench expecting to preside over trials, to adjudicate.

As a judge of the law, it is my duty to preside over this trial.

Given that the military judge presiding over the trial, Navy Capt. Keith J. Allred, had already decided to credit the former driver for Osama bin Laden for the 61 months he has already been held, the sentence means he could finish serving his time in just five months — a far cry from the 30 - year sentence sought by prosecutors.

He presided over trials and motions and administered the municipal court.

As both a trial lawyer and as a judge, he presided over the trials of catastrophic personal injury cases, business and commercial disputes, medical and legal malpractice matters, employment wage and hour, harassment, ADA, and civil rights.