Sentences with phrase «work of the court»

The paper examines core research in the area and recommends various changes to «improve» the daily work of the courts and their judges.

«Thank you Mayor Sheehan, for placing your trust in me to preside as our next Albany City Court Judge, and for acting quickly to ensure that the important work of the court will continue, uninterrupted.

The nature, volume and scope of work of the Courts increased significantly.

The main work of the Court currently appears to be in dealing with leave applications.

While cases could continue to be docketed and managed in Washington, D.C., the nitty - gritty work of the Court in reviewing and deciding cases could be doled out to offshore firms in India or elsewhere.

«I look forward to carrying on the good work of our court and following the leadership example of my predecessors, particularly Chief Judge Malone.»

The Ontario government is looking to contract out the transcription work of its court reporters, a new Grievance Settlement Board ruling reveals.

Since its inception, National Adoption Day has made the dreams of thousands of children come true through the cooperative work of courts, judges, attorneys, adoption professionals, child welfare agencies and advocates to finalize adoptions and find permanent, loving homes for children in foster care.

Their resolution stated that ``... the resources allocated to family law cases involving children do not reflect the ratio of family cases to the overall work of the court.

«Constitutional reforms should be considered where necessary to remove roadblocks to improving the work of the courts and to make court operations more efficient and less costly to the taxpayers and the litigants,» DiFiore said.

That article, Regardless of ObamaCare Decision, SCOTUSblog Has Already Won, by Dan Diamond, says the blog has become the «go - to source» for journalists, policymakers and anyone else who is interested in following the work of the court.

While this may be a worthy project, it is hardly central to the work of courts.

«I look forward to the contribution that this distinguished jurist will make to the work of the Court.

By strengthening the links between the courts and the community, I believe people's confidence in the work of the court will rise and the community will feel more confident about tackling offending behaviour.

In some respects, streamlining the process for defendants made the work of the court more challenging.

The explosion of Twitter activity surrounding the Ontario Court of Appeal release today in Canada (Attorney General) v. Bedford, 2012 ONCA 186 confirms my belief that Twitter provides an excellent outlet for lawyers, other legal professionals and the public itself to augment the work of Courts and governments to ensure the law is widely known.

The work of the court continued, of course, with Senior Judges William Bauer, Kenneth Ripple, and Daniel Manion sitting regularly and the court calling on many district judges from the three states to sit with the court from time to time.

The Canadian Journalism Foundation has some promising initiatives under way, and I believe we should be supportive of serious efforts to improve the quality and quantity of reporting about the work of the courts.

Their article usefully highlights the work of courts that may remain unfamiliar to many of our readers, while casting new light on a range of theoretical debates relating to international courts.

«I feel privileged to have been given the opportunity to participate in the work of the court,» she said.

I believe it is important for people in this jurisdiction to have the opportunity to see the work of the Court at first hand, which can only help to enhance public confidence in the administration of justice.»

Research on the work of the court - based Citizens Advice Bureau in London proved a bit equivocal about how effective this form of help seemed to be, at least in a British context — though California and Scotland appeared to have a happier story to tell.

In the wake of the Snowden disclosures, both Congress and the public have taken a harder look at the work of the courts created by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), focusing in particular on the «secret body of law» 1 they have created in the process of authorizing, modifying, and denying government surveillance requests.

The draft contains clear statements about judicial openness and the right of the masses (i.e. ordinary people, that term is alive and well) to know about the work of the courts (according to law).

Was this an attempt to obstruct the work of the court?

This will involve providing increased opportunities for Indigenous Australians to participate more fully in the work of the Courts.