Sentences with phrase «to come to court»

Their aim is to ensure that all clients feel safe when coming to court.

The court does want to deal with calm, rational people who come to court with solutions, and whose preferred results are well within both the law and the range of likely outcomes.

Judges can spot attorneys who come to court with a gender agenda.

The law permits a «victim statement» in such hearings, Blonde Justice writes, but here the victim had died and her family did not come to court.

The style - of - cause is rooted in the procedure by which the case came to court.

The gears of the court machine are often impacted as more litigants come to court without representation, struggling to properly navigate the legal process.

Over the past 20 years there has been a vast increase in the number of people coming to court or interacting with the justice system without legal representation.

Why would an attorney come to court on a matter that did not involve them unless they were acting as an attorney?

Judges typically appreciate it when you can sort out as many of these issues as possible before coming to court.

The issue of what is «special or extraordinary» comes to court often.

Recently I observed an attorney come to court an hour late for a trial.

When parents come to court, they have to make many decisions about their children.

They don't have to come to court again or check in with a probation officer.

An assurance, usually backed by money, that a defendant will come to court as required if released from jail before trial.

These marriages will be coming to the courts over the next few years.

At trial, attorneys sometimes want the jury to hear about reports and conclusions of treating doctors without actually having those treating doctors come to court to testify.

Counsel had earlier come to the court to wait for his client who was yet to be brought to court.

Before I became a lawyer, I assumed that a person can simply come to court, tell her story to the judge, and all will go well from there.

Such cases usually come to court when doctors and parents disagree.

Come to your court date prepared with the knowledge or be proactive by calling the court to let them know how you would like to handle it.

If you want to get divorced, you've either got to serve your husband with papers, or he has to voluntarily come to court and file his own appearance.

When a person first comes to court they may be referred to dispute resolution.

One of the simplest ways to win a case is that the officer does not come to court.

«If the organisation and its leadership think they have any case against me, they should come to court with their facts,» he said in a statement.

It found that the owners of the units ignored notices and opportunities to comply and could not ask the court for «equitable remedy» (coming to court without clean hands).

If they had placed a fifteen second phone call a day or two before coming to court, I could have easily set them on the right path.

We are known as attorneys who come to court prepared.

Do you want to provide online access to your court for travelers, the military, and others who may have transportation or schedule challenges that prevent them from coming to court in - person?

As such, the advice and correspondence given to clients by claims consultancies may well have to be disclosed in the event that the matter comes to court, unless the claims consultant has engaged a practising solicitor or barrister to provide legal advice.

Matterhorn - enabled courts expand access for citizens who can not miss work, school, or family care to attend court, or who fear coming to court because of their race, ethnicity, or immigration status.

The surety is responsible for ensuring the accused comes to court when required, as well as ensure the accused follows the other conditions of their release.

«I advised the Legal Adviser, that in the circumstances the DSS found itself, they should personally come to court this morning to explain their situation to the court.

Court Innovations expands access to the courts for citizens who can not miss work or family care to attend court, or who fear coming to court because of their race, ethnicity, or immigration status.

It is really nice for people (both lawyers and clients) to avoid wasting time by coming to court just to seek adjournment even when there is consent of the parties.

They will come to court just to discuss PA and answer questions.

The courts are inundated with parties coming to court with applications for child arrangement orders under the Children Act 1989.

The wife came to court arguing that the 2007 agreement should be enforced, and that — because the «husband's discretion» clause was missing — the issue of the amount of support she should get was now wide open.

As such, there are malicious therapists who are «fooled» by such cases and, as noted earlier, will come to court testifying that there is nothing wrong with the mother involved.

United States district Judge William Alsup has asked lawyers for two California cities and five of the world's largest oil and gas companies to come to court Wednesday to present «the best science now available on global warming.»

'' It all depends on the attitude of the prison officials, if they make up their mind to be here before 9 am they will make it, unless they are used to coming to court late.»

Until ten or twenty years ago, most divorcing and separating clients came to court seeking legal decisions: How should child support be calculated?