Sentences with phrase «prejudicial statements»
"Prejudicial statements" refer to comments or remarks that promote or reinforce unfair and biased beliefs or opinions about someone or a particular group, often based on stereotypes or generalizations. These statements can contribute to discrimination or unfair treatment towards individuals or communities. Full definition
Feb. 24: Silver pleads not guilty to the charges, and his attorney accuses Bharara of making prejudicial statements in the press and asks to have the case thrown out.
therealdeal.com
Steven Molo, Silver's attorney, said that he will aim to have the charges tossed because of prejudicial statements made by Bharara to the press, in a speech and in a television interview before his indictment by a grand jury last week.
Further, if David targets people that claim to be fellow believers, and that use classical prejudicial statements, David is again following the instructions of scripture (as given by Paul to Titus).
The decision rejects a host of defense claims including that some charges should be dismissed because they are either flawed or were filed too late; that the three defendants should be tried separately because they could offer prejudicial statements against each other; and that the government engaged in «selective» prosecution.
They made prejudicial statements with impunity all aimed at stampeding the courts to find Alfred Woyome guilty of defrauding the state of GH 51 million.
Defense lawyers said Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, made prejudicial statements on Mr. Silver.
A number of prejudicial statements have been made against silver medicine because of the argyria issue.
Jackson barred any prejudicial statements «to the media or public settings» to safeguard the defendants receiving a fair trial, «and to ensure that the Court has the ability to seat a jury that has not been tainted by pretrial publicity.»
any of those statements with «all» or «always» are prejudicial statements.
They are just calling his character into question giving his prejudicial statements.
Within my own family I've heard some of the most shocking, prejudicial statements.