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Thus I reflected and these views seem to have been confirmed by the inconsistencies of the Head Juries .

President Obama said he does not favor limits on the amount of money juries can award in malpractice lawsuits.

In schools, for instance, pupils should be able to see teachers' faces, as should judges and juries in court.

There is no carjacking crisis in the state. And juries have never been sticklers about the duty to retreat.

Class-action suits against big corporations used to be heard by juries who made free with the defendants' money.

For judges and juries, the message is clear: even evidence that appears to be a smoking gun may be smoke and mirrors.

Other plants will have great years, some may even have no juries at all, measured injuries.

Appellate courts, unlike trial courts, are usually composed of at least three judges. There are no juries.

In principle, juries deliberate independently, without judicial intervention, and their verdicts must be unanimous.

Our courts and juries of our citizens are tough enough to convict terrorists, and the record makes that clear.

And damages greater recognition that compensatory are often much too low would be helpful to juries and judges.

At the time, some states executed rapists, and juries were hesitant to convict for that reason.

But, equally unsurprisingly, juries are sometimes willing to go along with it.

Here's one of the juries, Alexander Payne, director of Sideways and The Descendants in the relative calm of the Palm Bar.

Or so the thinking has gone since the early 1980s, when juries began holding more companies liable for their customers' misfortunes.

British juries served to soften the impact of this by acquitting defendants or finding them guilty of lesser crimes.

Juries may be even more judgmental, especially as they sit for hours with little to look at . . . but you.

Juries nearly always render verdicts with which I agree.

The Supreme Court has condemned this practice and has ruled that prosecutors must have valid reasons for striking blacks from juries.

The smartest lawyers avoid the appearance of manipulating juries.

Do you know why excluding blacks from juries could make a trial unfair?

Yet when evidence of torture is presented, juries have to leave the room.

Says science juries work in Europe but would not work in the U. S. because of its different culture.

In courts of original jurisdiction, judges are usually provided with juries to decide all questions of fact.

Mine gas explosion is one kind of important disasters in coal mines and can cause great economic loss and human death and in-juries.

Research investigating mechanisms of golf in- juries can be found in the literature.

Most cases are complicated by other intra-abdominal organ in- juries, which make diagnosis difficult and management complex.

They are promoting composition of juries more representative of the diverse ethnic and economic backgrounds of the community.

their advocacy is directed at other attorneys and their clients, rather than to judges and juries.

Twelve-member citizens' juries are widely used in Islamic-law countries, too.

It is only in District Courts that trials are held, juries are used and witnesses are called.

"Often juries offer opinionated people like that the perfect opportunity to wield their influence, " said Ms.

Good-looking criminals are more likely to win the sympathy of judges and juries.

organize juries, attach importance to the paper defense, forge excellent graduate papers.

Juries can no longer be sworn en bloc and may be challenged individually before they are sworn.

The production of short easy-read novelettes, he says, has been encouraged by discredited literary prizes, whose juries seldom rotate.

In a bid to modernise an opaque legal system, it introduced juries in 2008, restricted to trials for the most serious crimes.

I sympathise with his indignation over TomorrowNow but he should leave it to judges and juries to dispense justice.

freedom of the press, and freedom of person under the protection of the habeas corpus, and trial by juries impartially selected.

Judges, rather than juries, decided cases; all judges were appointed by and were responsible to the JY.

Old Bailey juries (comprised until 1972 solely of property owners) usually did what they were told by judges, and convicted.

and Susan McDougal, who languished in jail for refusing to testify at Starr's grand juries for reasons never made clear.

Juries are seemingly wary of employees who testify against bosses in return for more lenient sentences.

Prizes awarded by festival juries and the Organizer will be ceremonially announced at the gala closing ceremony of the Festival.

This is a strong piece of evidence for prosecutors to show juries .

These people suggest that juries receive instruction prior to hearing testimony.

Britain, the supposed mother of trial by jury, is seeking to scrap them for serious fraud and to ban juries from some inquests .

In Britain, only 1% of criminal cases end up before juries, which rarely deal with inquests , either.

Juries should be sheltered from political or sensationalised scrutiny, they say.

juries, in turn, have wide discretion but little guidance in their decisions.

Some courts use anonymous juries, meaning that jurors are identified only by number.

Opponents of capital punishment tend to respond by saying that juries, being human, err.

The popular crime-scene show CSI has caused the juries to want more evidence before they convict.

"The same people write, edit and sit on prize juries, so nobody dares to criticise, " he says.

Juries tended to find fault with the compensations companies promised.

Juries , like society, are not stricken foolish or motionless.

Citizen juries were suspended during the second world war because eligible jurors, men over 30, were away fighting.

Such arguments have proved persuasive with juries .

The findings actually support an argument for vetting juries.

The premise behind these scheduling approaches is that juries on average respond systematically to evidence of plaintiffs' injuries.

The questions put to those early juries were usually questions of fact or mixed questions of fact and law.

In America, firms often settle intellectual-property cases out of court for fear of enormous awards by juries.

Others lawyers said it helps their clients' chances with juries.

South Korean directors will also take leading roles in juries at Cannes.

The boldest suggestion is that damages should be agreed through arbitration, rather than awarded by juries.

In short, the juries applied community standards while the judges applied technical legal standards.

Mr Radelet thinks the race of the perpetrator makes little difference, but juries respond more vengefully when the victim is white.

Three of the GI's have been convicted by military juries, earning from 90 to 110 years in prison.

The French have juries only in the most serious cases (including rape).

This is obviously not an element of most tax crimes, but is necessary to overcome the reticence of juries to convict individuals tax crimes.

Not all juries are capable of identifying talent in this way.

Britain is seeking to restrict juries even further.

Not only do these juries fit the same definition, but they derive, ultimately and in the distant past, from the same origins.

In the United States, federal grand juries have between 16 and 23 jurors.

Q: Why don't juries reach just conclusions more often?

Judges and juries agreed about 80 percent of the time.

But he is wary of filming witnesses, and draws the line at juries.

During my more than 28 years as a judge, I have developed great confidence in the wisdom of juries.

In each round, the juries are professionals and academics from the science and technology field.

Why do you forget that its your own government which is assassinating your own citizens all around world, no trials, no juries.

But juries still convicted the three.

For example, he complains about the "stark unpredictability" of the punitive damages that lawyers often urge juries to impose.

Recorded deliberations of other juries in the study showed similar attention to detail.

While some states, for example, have 12-person juries, other states have lesser numbers for certain types of trial.

Attorneys therefore call for a variety of subjective methods to be used by juries to compensate plaintiffs for pain and suffering;

[C] the juries are made of members of whites and ethnic minorities of equal number. [C]

Investigation and analysis on sports juries of middle girl students of Zhejiang province

Clinical observation of four associational operations in eye in juries

Arthroscopical development on diagnosis and treatment for knee joint In- juries and diseases

Investigation and analysis on the juries of children's Wushu athletes

Juries are the judges of the facts

[D] the selection of juries is too complex. [D]