Sentences with phrase «separate general court»

A Statement detailing the action of General Buratai, signed by the Acting Director, Army Public Relations, said, «The death sentences by firing squad passed on 66 soldiers in January and March 2015 by separate General Court Martials have been commuted to 10 years imprisonment each.

Not exact matches

In separate lawsuits against the state, Michigan's Republican attorney general and Trump asked state courts to prevent the recount, saying Stein should not be allowed to seek one because she finished so far behind Trump and Clinton that she couldn't have won, even if some votes were miscounted.

Last week, AARP and the State Attorneys General of California, Oregon and New York filed separate motions to intervene in the case and seek rehearings in front of the full court, anticipating the DOL would not take action to defend its rule.

Attorney Pete Gleason said he was contacted by two separate women over the course of a year about alleged assault at the hands of former Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, and maintained in a court filing that he had communications with Michael Cohen, after an intermediary reached out on his behalf to Trump.

The second was to follow the Der Grüne Punkt judgment where the CJEU also concluded that there had been an infringement, but required instead a separate action for damages to be lodged before the General Court.

The CJEU takes a far - reaching, but perhaps the most reasonable decision by holding that the appropriate remedy for an infringement of the reasonable time requirement is to lodge a separate action before the General Court.

As Linden noted: «This may seem trivial, but when the Attorney General is the chief prosecutor in the Court, judges having to routinely use the Ministry's letterhead does not contribute to the image of the judges being separate or independent from the government.»

Sam Glover: Right, so here's the example that comes to my mind is most first - year lawyers who try to litigate in Minnesota make the same mistake because the civil rules say that a response to a Motion for Summary Judgment is due within a certain amount of time, and then there's this whole separate set of rules called the general rules of practice for District Court, and they have a different timeline.

Some argued that using paid stand - ins in the line for the general public was one thing, but paying someone to hold a place in the separate line for members of the Supreme Court bar was more «unseemly,» in the words of Alan Morrison, associate dean of The George Washington University Law School.

Legal Service of the European Commission before the General Court in four separate appeals against the Commission's decision to reject Article 102 complaints against De Beers Supplier of Choice selective distribution system for rough diamonds (Spira v Commission, T - 108 / 07 and T - 354 / 08) and BVGD v Commission (T 104 - 07 and T - 339 / 08).

15 By a separate document lodged at the same time as the application, the applicant requested that the case be dealt with under the expedited procedure pursuant to Article 152 of the Rules of Procedure of the General Court.

In two separate cases, Jean Coutu Group (PJC) Inc. v. Canada (Attorney General) and Canada (Attorney General) v. Fairmont Hotels Inc., the Supreme Court of Canada narrowed the historical circumstances in which a court may exercise its equitable jurisdiction to rectify a transaction, and denied rectification — leaving the parties to bear the significant tax consequences of their respective transactCourt of Canada narrowed the historical circumstances in which a court may exercise its equitable jurisdiction to rectify a transaction, and denied rectification — leaving the parties to bear the significant tax consequences of their respective transactcourt may exercise its equitable jurisdiction to rectify a transaction, and denied rectification — leaving the parties to bear the significant tax consequences of their respective transactions.

For the more general hypothetical: people can be tried together if that serves the interests of justice - defendants can apply to the court for separate trials but that is not always granted (and this may serve as grounds for an appeal... or not).

One bar separated the Judges Bench from the rest of the room; the other segregated the area for lawyers engaged in trials, from the riffraff (i.e. the general public), and from those appearing before the court.