Sentences with phrase «ruling against prejudice»
It's why the courts are ruling against prejudice bigots like you.
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Baxter Holmes of the Los Angeles Times reported a conversation overheard on an airplane implied that the NCAA could have had prejudice towards Muhammad, and was going to rule against him no matter what facts were brought forth.
Kanu and his co - accused alleged that the Judge had in the course of a ruling he delivered on an application on 26 April expressed serious prejudice against a member of the defence team.
The case was dismissed «without prejudice,» meaning that Anversa and Leri can bring the issue back to court once an administrative hearing rules for or against them.
«Hereby stipulate that the claims within this adversary proceeding against ECMC may and shall be dismissed without prejudice, pursuant to Bankruptcy Rule 7041, to permit Plaintiff to enter into a repayment program with the Department of Education.»
It was an effort to remind the public of the lingering, pervasive prejudice in France — and the French court ruled against him.
The judge ruled specifically that the defendant was not on actual notice of the accident until over eight months after the accident and that the plaintiff failed to meet the necessary burden of showing how the district would not be «substantially prejudiced» by allowing the plaintiff's case to proceed against the defendants.
Chris Bryden and Michael Salter warn against tampering with the & ldquo; without prejudice & rdquo; rule
It relied on a number of factors, including that the tribunal had awarded costs against the commissioners because of their «serial failures to comply with the time limits in the tribunal rules and its directions», which «hamper the administration of justice and can prejudice the other party».
In a separate case, Chrysler Group LLC v. Walden, Grant held that compensation evidence «is subject to the Rule 403 analysis weighing the evidence's unfair prejudice against its probative value.»
Although the trial court ruled that the driver's privacy was violated, the court still refused to suppress the evidence because it found the violation to be harmless error (the court essentially found that the violation of the driver's privacy did not result in any prejudice against him to justify suppression of the evidence).
Under Rule of Evidence 411, evidence that a witness was insured against liability is admissible to prove their «bias» or «prejudice».