Sentences with phrase «than the court records»

Facebook is no different than court records in this regard, and it should be treated the same way.

Not exact matches

Coinbase balked, but a court ruled that it must provide the records of roughly 14,000 customers, fewer than 1 percent of its patrons, who made transactions involving more than $ 20,000 of virtual currencies.
And as someone mentioned earlier in reference to «official» court records, there is often more to the picture than is immediately available.
Eventually they will have their full roster intact and whenever that is, the Team they put out on the court, will be better than their record shows.
With a 48 - 17 record at week's end, 2 1/2 games better than Seattle's, Utah is poised to gain home court advantage throughout the Western Conference playoffs for the first time in history.
Can you believe that some loony chairman of the board would actually choose Jack Nicklaus to endorse his product rather than the 17 - year - old, pop - off pip - squeak who holds the current record for fastest mouth and biggest serve on the world's tennis courts?
It also sets off a bureaucratic chain of events which backs up the message that fathers can treat parenting as optional, as health visitors talk to mothers rather than fathers, children centres build their services around what they perceive to be mothers» (rather than families») needs, schools fail to record contact details of fathers and, when a young person ends up in court for misbehaviour, magistrates hand down parenting orders to mothers rather than fathers, even when the father is resident in the household and present in the courtroom.
Trial court, in its decree, observed: «It is very plain from the record that the parents are better people than their conduct of recent years would indicate.»
«Since 1994, white prospective parents have filed, and largely won, more than two dozen discrimination lawsuits, according to state and federal court records
«I know about your tryst with (the woman), and I have more than enough to prove it including messages and witnesses» Sekhar allegedly wrote to Bierman in an e-mail dated Nov. 18, 2009, according to court records.
In all, records show that Silver was credited with referring more than 100 clients to Weitz & Luxenberg, with the majority being potential asbestos cases, court papers say.
Tickets written in September in Times Square accounted for more than 50 percent of all violations written by police citywide — up from around 18 percent a month earlier, according to records from the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings, the court where the tickets street vendors get from police and the Health Department are filed.
A judge who since Sheldon Silver's arrest has come under scrutiny for the sky - high damages that juries in her court have awarded to Weitz & Luxenberg clients recently slashed a record $ 190 million asbestos - poisoning payout to less than $ 30 million.
Trump's former national security adviser, Michael Flynn, will face a different judge to be sentenced than the one who took Flynn's guilty plea to a felony false statement charge last week, court records show.
When it comes to corruption in Rockland — in particular, the Town of Ramapo — Zugibe told listeners the seizure of computers, files, taped recordings and other materials in 2013 amounted to more than a million pieces of evidence to be examined and catalogued before any conclusion could be reached — and one that would stand up in court.
«This is why, in the absence of a Constitutional Court or its equivalent, one is left with no other course than to call on INEC to also take formal charge of the recorded incident of this alleged conspiracy to pervert the course of democracy.
But when it comes to doing his civic duty by serving on a jury, Heastie, now one of the most powerful politicians in the state, has been less than accountable, according to court records.
But Nader wants more than a few Congressional hearings: he wants really valuable information, like corporate records on file at the Securities and Exchange Commission, census data, and all the opinions issued by federal courts.
Dr. Woolhandler and her colleagues surveyed a random sample of 2,314 people who filed for bankruptcy in early 2007, looked at their court records, and then interviewed more than 1,000 of them.
Emord has prevailed against the FDA more than eight times in federal court — this would be a legal record.
Because they are funded through voluntary contributions rather than public funds, tax - credit scholarships have a perfect record of constitutionality at the U.S. Supreme Court and at every state supreme court that has considered the iCourt and at every state supreme court that has considered the icourt that has considered the issue.
Because education tax credits are taxpayer funds rather than government dollars, they attenuate or avoid many legal difficulties and the record of court challenges proves the point.
Not that Apple's clout is diminishing — the company just reported record sales of the iPad that is not only far better than all other tablets put together but also safely eclipses the total worldwide PC sales of some of the biggest names in the computing industry — but its that the courts may finally be waking up to the fact that the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 is as much iPad looking than most other tablets currently available in the market.
Instead, the broker arranges to assign the contract, sometimes more than once, for fees that range from $ 20,000 to $ 50,000, according to real estate experts and court records.
And, when choosing the Best Minnesota Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Law Firm, reputation matters; a bankruptcy law firm without a proven track record of providing excellence in bankruptcy representation can put you at risk of having your petition thrown out by the court if done incorrectly or make filing for bankruptcy much harder on you than it should be.
Its dissolution included a court - approved plan for George Washington University to absorb the Corcoran's school of arts and design and for the National Gallery to assume custody of the Corcoran's collection of more than 17,000 works of art, along with its curatorial records.
I clicked on the «Settled Principles» tab to find 30 well - settled principles for public records, such as this statement from a California appellate decision, «[I] t is well established that the media has no greater right of access to public records than the general public,» and this from a Florida court, «It is well - settled that public records and reports or business records are admissible as an exception to the hearsay rule provided they are authenticated by a custodian.»
Most judges will not write more than several hundred decisions in a long and active career with complex inputs and outputs, only some of which are available for analysis, as many court activities don't leave a readily available written record.
The revised policy also introduces a Registered Access process for frequent users.This is for people who require regular access to multiple court records in one case file, or to single or multiple court records in more than one case file without having to complete a Request for Court Records each court records in one case file, or to single or multiple court records in more than one case file without having to complete a Request for Court Records eacrecords in one case file, or to single or multiple court records in more than one case file without having to complete a Request for Court Records each court records in more than one case file without having to complete a Request for Court Records eacrecords in more than one case file without having to complete a Request for Court Records each Court Records eacRecords each time.
Last February, I reviewed PacerPro, which I described as a better way to search federal court records than PACER.
Currently operating only in Maryland and the District of Columbia, the free service uses data from nearly 5 million state court records covering more than 70,000 lawyers and allows searching for 180 case types.
That leaves only court records to go on and, other than the detailed allegations set out in the complaint (which includes copies of the allegedly forged and manufactured documents described in the complaint), the record is somewhat sparse.
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Some insurers prepare their own tariffs in the basis that they have a record of all the whiplash cases they settle and these will generally be less than the going rate in court.
Though less desirable than any of the above, a stay of adjudication will prevent the Court Administrator from certifying the traffic violation to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety, which means it won't go on the Minnesota Drivers License Record.
«We were not arguing that the Crown could not admit evidence of breath tests in court,» he adds, but that where the demand for the breath test was not made on lawful grounds, the Crown would have to revert to traditional methods of presenting evidence: namely, expert evidence given in a courtroom, rather than hearsay evidence of the certificate recording of the accused's breath readings.
The details have also been disclosed in publicly - available court records, though the court records are far less accessible than Mr. Hunter's blog.
In an article entitled «Care of Criminals,» Patterson wrote: «The police records show that the same people come before the court again and again, and each time more confirmed criminals than before.
The record indicates that both parties presented evidence regarding Nelson's allegations and the family court found Vincent's evidence and witnesses to be more persuasive in their testimony than Nelson's.
It makes no sense, and is fundamentally unfair, to place the burden for creating an adequate record for appeal on criminal defendants rather than district court judges.
But in In re Vee Vinhnee, a central California federal bankruptcy court ruled in 2005 that electronic evidence was inadmissible unless «the record being proffered must be shown to continue to be an accurate representation of the record that originally was created,» a higher standard than most courts hold.
Court records show the 57 - year - old Delray Beach doctor was also ordered Wednesday by a federal judge to pay more than $ 2.1 million in restitution to the government.
The Alberta Court of Queen's Bench has recently held that a party who held relevant electronic records must produce them in native format, rather than in TIFF format, although producing them in native format (in this case, Excel) could take six months» work and cost $ 50,000.
He demonstrates, with case citations, that American courts have largely failed to recognize the risk posed by admitting out of court «statements» made by computers, often by utilizing the business records exception in a manner treats computer - generated as far more reliable than they deserve to be treated given the commonplace challenges in processing data: «Just because businesses rely on faulty computer programs does not necessarily mean that courts should follow suit.»
Of interest to law folk will be the fact that back in 2008 Swartz, then a research fellow at Harvard University's Safra Center for Ethics, used a program of his to download 20 % of the documents made available by PACER (Public Access to Court Electronic Records)-- «more than eighteen million pages with an approximate value of $ 1.5 million,» according to FBI documents — and released them to the public en masse.
Administrative tribunals were designed to be less formal than courts, yet the recording of proceedings is a hallmark of the judicial process.
As reported in the New Jersey Law Journal, the Appellate Division has confirmed a ruling made by a Superior Court Judge that orders the Middlesex County Prosecutor's Office to pay two news outlets more than $ 100,000 in counsel fees after they successfully sued the office for access to 911 call recordings involving the fatal shooting of an individual.
Authorizes the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to appoint magistrates (rather than referees) in civil actions in the Court of Claims and authorizes a magistrate to disclose or refer to certain records or reports otherwise exempt from public disclosure in reparations hearings.
It has been my experience that federal court judges are more than willing to allow you as many requests for admission (FRCP 36) as you need if their purpose is to encourage a recalcitrant adversary to admit that documents you plan to use at trial are authentic or kept in the regular course of business or constitute past recollection recorded.
In Polowin, the insurers put before the court a more comprehensive record than was before the court in McNaughton.
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