Sentences with phrase «true outcome of the case»

Not exact matches

While the outcome was expected following new sexting revelations, the same was not true in the case of Mr. Spitzer.

That is especially true, she notes, when rewards and punishments are attached to the outcomes of the tests, as is the case under the No Child Left Behind law and states» own «accountability» measures.

It is obvious these day - time television show doesn't work the same way a normal courtroom does, and the outcome of any case is influenced more by public opinion or show ratings than they are by the law and the true facts of the case.

Veterinarians always consider a bloat case a true emergency that demands immediate attention for the best change of a good outcome for the patient.

General principles are canvassed below, but, of course, the old caveat rings particularly true in the context of administrative law: the outcome depends on the particular facts of the case.

Lawyers will never know the true worth of these associations to law librarians, because they are only interested in the outcomes — the quick turnaround of locating an obscure case, correct interpretation of a scribbled citation, location of an old Explanatory Memorandum, the production of the legislative history of a section of an act, etc..

This is true of both court ordered payments and out - of - court settlement agreements, which occur when both sides of a law suit agree on an amount to end a case before the courts are forced to decide the outcome.

We are committed to an outcome that meets your needs and reflects the true value of your case.