Sentences with phrase «worse than no trial»

Not exact matches

Companies often favor arbitration, because it can be less expensive than a public trial and can allow them to avoid bad publicity.
Through trial and error I've learned that there's one simple and foolproof way to get rid of a bad customer without taking on emotional baggage: Raise your price to more than the customer will pay.
Amgen unveiled some promising news during the American Heart Association's annual meeting involving its next - gen cholesterol - busting medication Repatha, which has been shown to significantly reduce the level of «bad» cholesterol in patients, announcing that more than 60 % of patients who were receiving the therapy in a trial had a reduction in arterial plaque.
Ancelloti as new Head Coach Manager will not be a bad idea since he is a a proven winner in the Premier League and will target a trophy highly coveted by Arsenal, and whether he wins it at first trial is a topic for another day but the Coach with the best fit for Arsenal is none other than Luiz Enrique.
That is, over an infinite number of trials, there is a chance that your account will do worse than the figure we show.
Monserrate's attack on a woman and subsequent use of his elected position to cover that up, influence the outcome of his trial and hide key facts from a committee of his colleagues all contribute to the feeling shared by some members that his actions were far worse than Parker's attack on a male Post photographer who was staking him out.
-- Chris Churchill in the Times Union: «The federal corruption trial of Cuomo buddy Joe Percoco has shown it's even worse than we thought.
«I actually think it will be even worse than what happened to Bill Clinton because of the animosity they already feel for President Obama,» says Lanny Davis, a deputy White House counsel who lived through Clinton's trials.
«Storming the court to free people who are on trial is worse than sitting on radio and threatening the court.
Professor Peter Andrews, Head of Critical Care Medicine at the University of Edinburgh, said: «This well conducted trial has shown that hypothermia can successfully reduce brain pressure following trauma, but after 6 months functional recovery was significantly worse than standard care alone.»
This well conducted trial has shown that hypothermia can successfully reduce brain pressure following trauma, but after 6 months functional recovery was significantly worse than standard care alone.
Many rigorous clinical trials of the past decade demonstrate that a high - carbohydrate diet has worse outcomes for health in terms of obesity, heart disease, and diabetes than a diet higher in fat.
Trials Fusion is better than its predecessor in some ways, worse in others, but mostly it just feels like an extended expansion pack.
What's more, Treu added, evidence at trial showed that teacher protections embedded in California law disproportionately hurt black and Hispanic students, who are far more likely than their peers to be assigned truly bad teachers.
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You can play time trials with or without AI although there's nothing worse than smashing into an AI racer during the final straight of a perfect lap.
In the meantime, if you've any spare cash floating around before paying off the Christmas credit cards, you could do a lot worse than pick up some of our exclusive Mann vs Steyn trial merchandise, or an autographed copy of my free - speech book, or our limited - time Steyn vs the Stick Winter Warmer special offer.
But the fact that they all turn out bad makes the case appear more suited for an adversarial trial than a scientific statement.
When cases involving self - represented litigants do reach trial, they tend to require more adjournments and take longer to resolve as a result of self - represented litigants» unfamiliarity with the rules of court, the rules of evidence and the law that applies to their cases, and the results self - represented litigants achieve tend to be worse than the results they would have achieved had they had counsel.
In respect of (1), the Court stated that the trial judge was wrong to only consider whether the D - grade was worse than the previous «unsatisfactory» rating.
Successfully represented property insurer in trial of coverage and bad faith dispute involving claims for more than $ 30 million in damage for mold and other contamination of apartment complex.
Adding insult to injury, when their trials do complete, self - represented parties usually achieve worse results than they would have had with counsel.
Further, under the bad character provisions of the Criminal Justice Act 2003 there is also a strong case for the admission of the findings of care proceedings under «reprehensible conduct» in s 106 (2), although the court «must not admit» it if it would have an adverse effect on the fairness of the trial — rather than the «may not admit» it under s 78.
The American criminal justice system is far from being sufficiently enlightened, starting by too many presumed - innocent people caged without bond pending sentencing, moving to Virginia's crabbed criminal discovery system, continuing to Virginia's system that allows prosecutors to scare defendants to plead guilty by their refusal to waive a jury that in many instances and locations can mean more racist jurors than judges on top of the jurors often being more wild cards than judges for sentencing, continuing to the many judges who choose judicial efficiency over a fair trial, continuing to the brutal capital punishment system, cntinuing to excessive mandatory minimum and guideline sentencing, and continuing to the slew of innocent convicted people (many of whom plead gulilty rather than risking a worse fate), and continuing to frequently excessive sentences and excessive probation violation sentences.
One of the biggest criticisms made by plaintiff ICBC injury claims lawyers was that the old Rule 37 was unfair to plaintiffs as a person injured in a car accident was always in a worse financial position to face the consequences of losing at trial than ICBC.
I start with the premise that it is better to proceed to trial than plead guilty, when the conviction and sentencing after a trial conviction is unlikely to be worse than the conviction and sentencing that would apply from the last status of plea negotiations.
All too often, a party «wins» at trial but actually loses because the winner's award is financially worse than a previously declined settlement proposal.
However, as the old saying goes, «a bad settlement is better than a good judgment at trial».
In many instances, a trial produces results far worse than the bargained for plea deal.
Trying to remember precise details more than two years later was almost impossible, and trying to remember them at trial six years later was even worse.
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