Sentences with phrase «see the judge strike»

This meant the defendants in the second and third actions wanted to terminate the proceedings based upon limitation defences, said the ruling, and see the judge strike those actions.

Not exact matches

Also see Exodus 21:22,23» (New American Standard) 22 «If men struggle with each other and strike a woman with child so that she gives birth prematurely, yet there is no injury, he shall surely be fined as the woman's husband may demand of him, and he shall pay as the judges decide.

The state's attorney blew snot when he saw me grimace from the blow, after which I proceeded to tell the judge about the beautiful game of golf and how it had been a long and winding road for me since that first purely struck two - wood in 1973, but that I'd finally discovered the proper way to grip a club, and would His Honor really mind if the sheriff would be so kind as to fetch my driver out on the county road and bring it to the courthouse so my new grip could be photographed from all angles for my peace of mind.

Morton strikes out Brett Gardner on three pitches, and then sees Aaron Judge hit a foul ball that would have gone through a person had it found them.

These elements aside, the Kluger scored equal points in many criteria, with the judges particularly impressed by the new exterior design direction that sees the Kluger strike a «standalone» stature.

Elizabeth Neilson, Director of the Zabludowicz Collection and East London Painting Prize panel judge said: «Immediately upon seeing Weismann's work I was struck by its visual bravery, but also its approachability.

Moreover, one could imagine different judges concluding (1) that court fees are never permissible or (2) that exemptions are not always necessary or (3) that this particular fees regime was reasonable because it allowed for exemptions for impoverished litigants; indeed, the regime aimed to strike a delicate balance between the interests of individual litigants and the public interest in effective, efficient access to justice (see Rothstein J.'s dissent, paras. 103 - 112).

The decision, which was made by seven judges, is a good example of an early stage «strike - out» by the Court which is nonetheless a substantial, reasoned decision (see our posts on the «UK loses 3 out of 4 cases at the court» controversy).

The ruling by U.S. District Judge Karen Caldwell, handed down on Monday, strikes down many of the restrictions the Kentucky Bar Association places on judicial candidates and could open up this year's judicial races to the types of campaigning seen in other races.