Sentences with phrase «time in court»

I spent a lot of time in the court room, and because I was in federal court I didn't often see self - represented litigants.

Sounds familiar to me and most others who've spent time in court without a lawyer.

They might even tell you a funny story or two about their first time in court.

Other parties benefit too: law enforcement officers spend less time in court and more time in the community.

The results of this test kit has been used a number of times in court cases to show the characteristics of certain breeds of dogs that helps to keep misguided judgments at bay.

Plenty of lawyers write about the law, especially bloggers, but few spend as much time in court as they do at their keyboards.

Plus, the entire mess will require time in court and may end up costing you more time and money than it's worth.

Your actual time in court will probably be short (although it may not feel like it).

And, lawyers know that new lawyers that have spent a lot of time in court know how things work and how to get things done.

Time in court often has damaging effects on both spouses and children, and is usually worth avoiding.

In the vast majority of cases when both drivers are insured, the insurance companies can usually work out a settlement without the insured policy holders having to waste their own time in court.

When you reach agreement, you save time in court and a customized plan is often better for your family than a court - determined schedule.

If a parent thinks the custody schedule is unfair, the parents may spend a lot of time in court fighting over the custody situation.

Brokers and agents want to avoid fraud and spending time in court, so that they will ultimately pick the solution that offers the greatest security for their business and operations.

A little extra time in school may help you spend less time in court.

So we've spent a good deal of time in court or arguing over petty differences.

Whichever civil servant designed the criminal courts charge has clearly not spent very much time in a court.

Their effect, at the very least, and arguably even their purpose, is to prevent people from vindicating their legal rights whenever this vindication requires more time in court than a litigant can afford, which is contrary to the Rule of Law requirement that our relationships the government (and, to some considerable extent, with each other!)

In this post, I want to step back a little, and offer some thoughts on the bigger picture of which the «hearing fees» — a price charged by the provincial government for time in court — fit into the broader access to justice problem.

By contrast, the barristers spend time in court trying cases.

During the»90s, the field of image processing and pattern recognition in forensic science developed swiftly, and I had to testify several times in court on the investigation of video evidence.

In the piece in La Presse, Khuong said she was not guilty of the offence, that the Crown decided to deal with the case non-judicially, and that she went along with the process to «in order to avoid media attention and wasting time in court.»

(2014) Data from wearable technology used for the first time in a court room.

Find out how some extra time in school may help you spend less time in court on our Traffic School guide.

I would typically spend 4 - 8 hours preparing for a half day hearing, and sometimes more depending on the subject matter, and would spend a similar or greater amount of time preparing for an oral argument of half an hour in an appellate court plus time in court waiting for my client's turn.

Think about this - They turn out rapists and murderers because there is not time in the courts nor space in the jails to hold them.

Alternate dispute resolution techniques avoid time in court and can be used effectively to resolve divorce disputes or matters related to post-divorce modifications such as child support, custody / visitation, property division, alimony or other issues.

The U.S. government claimed more than a dozen times in court filings that it could open the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone only with Apple's (aapl) help.

Lawyers for Kalanick and Benchmark, one of Uber's major investors, met for the first time in court Wednesday to hash out an explosive lawsuit.

In other words, one of the classic indicators of arson — one that had been used countless times in court to send suspects to prison — was probably caused by firemen spraying water on hot windows.

Now that you understand the difference between a «real student loan (i.e., a qualified education loan)» and «a loan made to a student (i.e., a non-qualified education loan)» you may be wondering why debtors have such a hard time in court.

Instead of facing time in court or prison for losing your cool and stabbing people just grab a copy of Dead By Daylight where it's encouraged to disembowel people and hang them from hooks.

If it's any consolation (not that it is or should be) to Joe and Jane Farmer, they spend the rest of their considerable time in court battling corporate nemesis DuPont, for patent and copyright violations.

If inmates had access to legal counsel, they would be able to both protect their liberty when necessary and refrain from burdening the court with vexatious litigation, enforcing their rights while also ensuring that only coherent complaints receive time in court.

Which one of us is going to have a better time in court?»

This is the third time in the Court's entire history that it has considered the constitutionality of a federal affirmative - action program.

But Richard Dearden said «Officer Bubbles» most likely will have a difficult time in court, arguing that the cartoon in question is a form of opinion that probably will be considered constitutionally protected.

There are lots of times in court when I'm in a «dead zone,» so having these statutes pulled up already on my iPad is really convenient.

If you are struck by a motorist with no insurance and your only recourse to collect compensation for your expenses is to sue, you will have to pay for legal representation, spend significant time in court over a long period of time, and then hope you win your case.

The more the couple spends time in court arguing, the more they are eating away at their net worth.

Breakdowns over custody, visitation, or parenting time schedules can lead to more expensive time in court.

There are so many single mothers out there who beg to have a father be involved and get nothing but time in court chasing down money to survive.

What it does, though, is to clearly show the contribution of depth and I have used it many times in court to simplify a case where one of the questions relates to depth.

David Baron, an attorney with the environmental group EarthJustice, which took part in the ozone and methane suits, says groups are preparing to spend a lot of time in court trying to compel agencies to enforce their own regulations.

In the last year, Frances has appeared several times in the Court of Appeal and also in the Supreme Court.

Until the province of Ontario decides to provide two health cards for children living in separate residences, the issue of OHIP card hoarding will continue to waste time in courts and traumatize families.

Traffic tickets are often civil infractions and don't require time in a court room to solve the issue.

It's awfully easy from a full time position outside of practice to poke sticks at those evil money grubbing lawyers who take more time in Court than is needed.