Sentences with phrase «to present in court»

But television gets one thing right — the evidence presented in court can often be gruesome and disturbing.

Other witnesses are not normally allowed to be present in the court room until it is their turn to testify.

The litigation lawyer will know the information you need to present in court as well as the process, procedures, and deadlines you must meet to keep your lawsuit on track.

Your claims will be well presented in court and you will have a favorable settlement ensuring you will receive adequate compensation to cover your losses.

Physical evidence may also be used to help prove your case and cast doubt on any alternate theories presented in court.

Such considerations are for the jury, weighing all the evidence presented in court.

This is your divorce not your children's and they should not be present in a court room.

Ms Lagarde was not present in the court in Paris for the verdict, having left France for Washington.

If the officer who caught you speeding is not present in the court on the day of the case, an experienced traffic lawyer can make a motion to dismiss the case against you for non-appearance of the witness.

The Thane district Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (TDMACT) has held that a claim can be granted even if the proof of service and income is not presented in the court by the claimant.

The voluntary statements made by Dariye on June 12, 2007, June 13, 2007 and June 15, 2007 during interrogation, were also presented in court.

Hevesi, who was New York's comptroller from 2003 to 2006, was not physically present in court Monday because he was at an undisclosed hospital undergoing an endoscopy procedure, Simon told the court.

The Working Group also wants to have input from judges on the issues they have observed on the conduct of lawyers presenting themselves in their courts, and how the Code may need fine - tuning.

In partnership with Advanced Legal, we have developed a market leading solution to electronic document management for barristers, enabling cases to be presented in court without paper briefs.

The testimonials of the women involved in the lawsuit as presented in the court papers, however, suggest that they didn't feel supported or protected by Microsoft HR.

None of this information was presented in court because in New York State, chickens and rabbits don't have many rights.

You keep the originals for presenting in court.

Leggett read from affidavits presented in court by a Trans Mountain lawyer, saying the company's security staff noted protesters sometimes stood peacefully and left after police arrived.

The Justice Department won an order in a Riverside, California federal court on Tuesday against Apple, without the company present in court.

As it turned out, 18 minutes of sworn testimony from Redstone, presented in court Friday, was all it took to resolve the case — but not in Herzer's favor.

Receipts and email confirmations presented in court Thursday as evidence showed each ride for Venditto and his inner circle typically cost Singh in the hundreds of dollars.

The substantive case was ruled upon on May 18, 2015 with Mr. Giwa personally present in court.

Brief facts presented in court stated that the accused persons were retired South African police officers and that between January 2016 and March 2016, they applied for visas at the Ghana High Commission in South Africa on the pretext of doing business in Ghana.

The two accused persons present in court — Akinjide and Otiti — pleaded not guilty to the 12 - count charge.

Gonzalez contested the trimmed amount by claiming it was invalid because he was not present in court when it was approved by the judge.

But Gaetano Di Chiara, a pharmacologist at the University of Cagliari in Italy and a campaigner for animal testing, says that although he has not heard all the evidence for abuse presented in court, he's not impressed with what he has read about it in the media so far; the court should have rejected that charge, he says..

Jacqueline Rabe Thomas's story in the CT Mirror represents exemplary reporting — she gave a detailed history of the case and reprised the arguments of both sides presented in court yesterday.

When 3 / 4ths of the jury agrees on the liability of the defendant and on the amount of your damages, the jury issues it's verdict which the judge presents in court.

In a number of instances, we have been successful in persuading judges to set aside warrants without even having the client present in court.

The High Court ruled that a judge had been entitled to refuse an application for a particular person to act as a McKenzie friend despite that individual not being present in court at the time of the application.

The use of section 11 is not limited to protecting the public interest in the administration of justice [60], or to cases where members of the public are present in court [61].

All parties and the court were given an introduction to the platform and, for the first week, the person who built the platform was constantly present in court to head off any negative force that might have been created by anyone not being able to immediately find the document they wanted on the Presentation Laptop.

The Project also works to promote legislation to loosen Pennsylvania's draconian post-conviction laws to allow convicted individuals a fair chance of having evidence of their innocence presented in court — including updating our post-conviction DNA access laws.

[FN]: Section 650 of the Criminal Code gives the accused the right to be present in court during the whole of his trial subject to exceptions.

Where the defendant is being tried in his absence but counsel continues to act, he should conduct the case as though his client were still present in court but had decided not to give evidence on the basis of any instruction he had received.

However it is my understanding that the protection of children applies in all instances and that there is no requirement on the judge to draw this to the attention of any journalist present in court...

A criminal justice is an individual who works in the field of law and is responsible for passing judgments or verdicts in legal proceedings of a crime committed by a convict, in a court based on the evidences and hearings presented in the court.

Eyewitness testimony is one of the most common pieces of evidence presented in the court room, yet volumes of research from the last three decades shows that it is also one of the most unreliable.

«Attempts now to rewrite the story of this hate crime appear to be based on untrustworthy sources, factual errors, rumors and innuendo rather than the actual evidence gathered by law enforcement and presented in a court of law,» the spokesperson said.

This will include organizing a case, presenting it in the court room, and handling the deliberations.

Faji told counsels present in court that he would only be able to take cases for arraignment and rulings, while a new date would be issued for other cases.

Suswam, who was arrested on February 25, 2017 released from DSS custody on Sunday after spending about 70 days in detention, was present in court on Wednesday.

At that point, the realtor confirms that the potential buyer will be negotiating with the lender, and the deal may be possible once the offer is also presented in the Courts.