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A year later, however, they were all back in court and jurors saw things much differently. The U.

"I lied on him in court, " he said just before he was executed in 2000.

A document containing all the facts and points of law pertinent to a specific case, filed by an attorney before arguing the case in court.

So far, Sarkozy's actions in court have had the apparently unintended consequence of turning the voodoo doll into something of a cult item.

As he explained, although the land issue was being tried in court, the deaths had to be resolved between the families.

Suspects accused of trying to carry out a bomb plot against New Yorks appeared in court.

According to normal practice, a judge can take a few days to reach a ruling which is then "handed down" in court.

was served on her to appear in court the next Monday.

Although she admitted to my parents that she liked the police, she said in court that she was raped.

If Icann does not demonstrate that it genuinely intends to prevent abuse of trademarks, the two sides could end up in court, she warns.

Although the three have been fighting it out in court for 20 years, the roots of the war go back much further.

Naturally I ran and now my case in court is still pending. But I never found out what happened to that penguin.

The pair landed in court after an Emirati woman complained about the public kiss, which the couple insisted was just a peck on the cheek.

"I keep a picture of him in my wallet, " Vassello testified in court in West Palm Beach, Florida.

However, signatures tend not to be abused all that often, and thus hold up in court very well.

Once in court, he gave a thumbs-up to associates in the public gallery.

But after years rotating between solitary confinement and a witness box in court, he is now more than ready to speak.

He has to call his bluff in court and tell everyone what he knows about the matter.

Fortescue said it was "fully prepared to defend the matter in court" .

His lawyers will be able to speak for him in court, but he will not have to answer questions directly.

Alternatively, we could bin all this legislation, discreetly and globally, before anybody else winds up in court.

He described Madoff in court as a "deeply flawed human being" and said the maximum sentence was "absurd" .

He makes accusations amid media fanfare and then quietly drops them when he cannot find evidence that would stand up in court.

My rape victim gave evidence in court today. She said "It was the longest 30 seconds of my life. "

In court, Breivik said he acknowledged the acts committed, but said he did not accept criminal responsibility.

The terrified girls told the ship's authorities, and the traffickers were arrested, but Menchu is still waiting for her day in court.

She did not attend the hearing and was not represented in court.

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

He said he would appear in court only if all foreign troops left the country and 600 mutineers were reinstated into the army.

But witnesses often lie in court. Potential penalties of a fine or jail time do not completely suppress false testimony.

Mr Chirac has said all along that he was ready to explain himself in court, and that he has "done nothing wrong" .

Now the two sides are battling it out in court amid a flurry of injunctions.

He said that although gene patents had been issued for decades, the patentability of genes had never been examined in court.

The hearing had been listed to resume today, but neither parent had been expected to attend for a third day in court, she said.

Bush, in a late-afternoon statement at the White House, said he would fight any subpoena effort in court.

Karadzic also insists on conducting his own defence and declared last week he would not be in court because he needs more time to prepare.

The thinking was that a deaf bookkeeper would not hear anything that he might have to testify about in court.

House counsel remain members of the bar and are entitled to appear in court, though an outside lawyer is often retained for litigation.

Tom wondered that Joe had not recognized his voice and come over and killed him for testifying in court.

Summons - A legal document used to begin a civil case or to tell a person they must appear in court or respond to a lawsuit.

He said that the injuries he is a general injection needle, needle than Ditan hospital presentations in court on the long rough.

The idea is to be able to "sign" digital documents in such a way that the signature is as legally binding in court as a physical signature.

Information from brain scans has already been used in court in India to help judge whether defendants are telling the truth or not.

The minister was not in court today, and he has had no comments since the conviction of his wife.

But I know this man called Madison fell down in a meeting to stand up in court once again run times.

have to ask him author to appear in court attest or undertake notarization to autograph to notarial place, this cost cannot be borne at all.

The founder of WikiLeaks, Julian Assange, appears in court in London for a hearing on his extradition to Sweden.

"If there were a fire, people could not get out in an orderly fashion, " Neufeld said in court.

In court Friday, she apologized for her affair and for the drug abuse that led to her romantic involvement.

That portion of the courtroom record comprising the testimony of witnesses shall be read out in court or given to the witnesses to read.

The Supreme Court issued warrants yesterday for the arrest of Mr Thaksin and his wife Pojamarn after they failed to appear in court.

It offers no evidence of the alleged wrongdoing for which many people want to see him in court.

Its decision to carry on with business as usual may have been helped by Mr Hu's admission in court this week that he took bribes.

Pakistani officials have said the evidence would not be admissible in court, the paper says.

Prosecutors, wary of revealing sensitive material in court, tried to tempt him with a generous plea deal, but he held out until last week.

Most Spaniards want to see them in court. They may prefer to be exiled to a beach somewhere in the Caribbean.

The man made a full confession in court and said he was pleased he still had both kidneys.

That presumably avoided a fight from Mr O'Neal, a potentially damaging boardroom split and a likely loss for the company in court.

In this case, enters the defendant who the court stands trial to be very possibly in court retracts a confession.

I knew they would do a wonderful job investigating but I was thinking ahead to the trial, with me in court as the victim.

The matter is still pending in court.

The truth that gets into a law court is not the naked truth but the truth in court dress.

Mr Saccani admitted in court that he had called Wong a "lazy cow" during the restaurant dance session, and told her to "move her arse" .

Later, however, the old woman and her family sued him in court, which eventually ruled that Peng Yu should pay 40% of the medical costs.

Her right to end her marriage in court by giving her husband back anything he gave her and waiving her right for alimony?

It came out in court, is the declaratory judgement an option rather than a condition of the sale?

A troop of monkeys all in court dress appeared to serve her. A charming little dog did duty as her page.

Whether that information was accessed and interpreted by a trained professional would determine how it held up in court.

In court, Peruggia admitted meeting in London with Henry Duveen, patriarch of a legendary antique dealing family.

For that reason, the judge stopped short of revealing himself to the public for fear of seeing his decisions challenged in court.

"Contractors are using fine print to deny women like Jamie Leigh Jones their day in court, " he said in a Senate debate.

Wellington Koo, a lawyer representing Mr Lee, said the former president insisted he was innocent and would fight the charges in court.

He had defended himself in court for years and had even asked for a presidential pardon.

He sobbed in court and expressed remorse for the pain of the children and their families, the agency said.

The shattering of an illusion, or the grip of a prejudice, is not enough to give someone standing in court.

The explicit tapes, when played in court, caused shocked jurors to break down in tears.

Now, however, Mr South was in court to be freed. "I'm so pleased, " said the judge.

For the plaintiffs, for groups seeking back pay in class actions, and for class actions in general, it was a bad day in court.

The Judge of the District Court found Michael Lau guilty. However, he never acknowledged his guilt in Court.

Its digital books project has been hung up in court, and the introduction of its social network, Buzz, raised privacy fears.

If Hicks is successful in court it could clear the way for a series of damages claims against the bank and the former club directors.

He described himself in court as a professional revolutionary but denies the charges.

The marriage was described in court documents as " irretrievably broken " with no point in trying to reconcile .

Drink and womanising destroyed his two marriages and landed him in court for offensive behaviour.

Mr Berlusconi, who was not in court, is accused of two offences: paying an underage prostitute and exploiting his position to cover it up.

During the hearing, all the facts and evidence on which the case on file is based should be investigated and checked in court.

In court, a Corbis lawyer and a software designer testified that they had put the patent application together fairly quickly over a weekend.

Lawyers represented Thaksin Shinawatra and his wife, Potjaman, in court in the proceedings at the Supreme Court.

Nadja Benaissa, of the German pop group No Angels, is in court accused of infecting a man with HIV when she knew she had the virus.

The Pornographic been made available to the police and the prosecution, but does not understand why the prosecution is not in court.

Questioned by reporters, the man, who speaks English, said he was not sorry he had killed Gandhi but would explain his reasons in court.

The fifth part of the concrete made to improve Chinese public prosecution witnesses in court cases, the idea of the system.

But he didn't know who the victim was yet. Then he found out it was Mark Hasse, who he was supposed to see in court only minutes later.

Some of his victims' relatives were in court, listening to the soft confessed contract killer's words of remorse.

In the grand scheme of things, turning up in court to defend your client is as pointless as polishing bread.

Beacon currently operates at a loss and its revenues are not enough to support its operations, it said in court documents.

The firm said it did not provide trust services nor hold assets behalf of clients and it would "file our defence in court accordingly " .

In the Russian republic of North Ossetia, the only man to go on trial for the Beslan school siege, has been giving evidence in court.

Other attorneys attempting to appear in court on lawsuits Chen initiated were detained and forced to leave town.

Gary McKinnon was not in court to hear the judgement. But he was told of the result in advance.

A centuries-old tradition of wearing a white horse-hair wig in court ended for many judges when a simpler new dress code came into force.

However, I will pay for your advice only if you think I will win the case in court.

The former editor of the weekly Independent, Vincent Kahiya, also had to defend himself in court last month.

"Four years to fight to get in court is not a day in court, " she said.

After the defendant claimed in court to have been tortured by the police, Mr Li was charged with encouraging his client to lie.

Part Two is the argumentation of the theoretical basis of and the ought-to-be values of the System of Witnesses to Testify in Court.

Facebook argued in court papers that Zuckerberg couldn't have given Ceglia a share of a project he didn't conceive of until a year later.

In court, Harvey also repeated leg cramps , but in a little after treatment, he would immediately into the game.

Egypt Watchman says that the report mentioned that the judge is not entitled to file such a case in court in the first place.

But he said Malawian law allows the party to present evidence to support its case in court .

The jury system means informal justice attend trial in court , is an output from a concrete historical condition and a lawsuit culture .

In court, Douglas apologized to his family for "this nightmare of my own making" and admitted to a long heroin addiction.

He was dressed in casual clothes in court Tuesday, including flip flops on his feet, the same clothes he was wearing when arrested.

He plans to spend a day a week in court; more time will doubtless be spent with his lawyers.

The woman might win in court, but she lost in the community and, on balance, it was the woman who lost the most.

The company does not file trademark lawsuits against imitators because it would have to reveal the actual formula in court.

Murray was with Jackson when he died on 25 June and has been identified in court papers as the subject of a manslaughter investigation.

In lawsuits companies must be able to produce all relevant digital information in court.

What I got will never hold up in court.

She said in court that Koch had harassed her and retaliated against her for uncovering the payment scheme.

What makes it rather disturbing was the arbitrary circumstances both of my arrest and my subsequent fate in court.

Most nights her dad went back to work after dinner to meet with the poor people he was defending in court for little or no money.

The armchair especially installed for him in court stood empty.

The confession was not admitted in court, because the accused claimed it had been extorted.

A project in Mississippi is poised to break ground, though the Sierra Club is still fighting in court to revoke the plant's permits.

His younger brothers and the rest of the Sun Hung Kai board now have two weeks to respond in court to Walter's claims .

He was obliged to speak in court in defense of these charges, to speak against the water-clock, that thief of time.

This would not hold up in court, you realize.

So far, 17 other people, including some accused of selling the melamine mixtures used to adulterate milk, also have appeared in court.

The defendant denied the accusations made against him in court.

The ruling alarmed programmers, who fear their own software could land them in court if it merely resembles someone else's too closely.

A Secret Service agent wrote in court papers that Gimbel said "he didn't want to harm the president, but only wanted to draw attention. "

Sokaluk has not entered a plea and will spend the next three months in protective custody until he is back in court.

The accused man had a lawyer to defend him in court.

It would take a lot of persuasive advertising to make up for an embarrassing setback in court.

GM has not announced a price for the deal, but the company said in court documents that Hummer's estimated worth is $500 million.

He draws up contracts for you, and represents them in court in legal actions.

In court papers, the FDA calls thee-butts a "drug device combination" of the type it should be allowed to regulate.

If nothing else gets bosses to focus on data security, surely the prospect of ending up in court will.

Many, if not most, of the laws now heading toward passage are destined to wind up in court.

a Chinese state-owned drywall manufacturer, according to court documents. Taishan Gypsum did not appear in court to defend itself.

Three people appeared in court Thursday to face charges for trying to sell Coke's trade secrets.

We're confident in the measures we have in place and will defend them vigorously in court, '' he said.

Supporters of reform say openness should be a democratic presumption, and that cameras in court will improve confidence in the legal system.

And The Stig's identity was confirmed yesterday as the Beeb had its day in court to try to stop him publishing an autobiography.

Then we'll have to sue him in court so let's keep our powder dry .

It would be an excellent idea, I thought to myself, if the whole thing were properly sired in court.

She was described to be "power hungry, ruthless and profoundly skilled in court politics" .

Concerns were raised that witnesses might be encouraged to exaggerate their stories in court to ensure guilty verdicts.

Concerns were raised that witnesses might be encourage to exaggerated their stories in court to ensure guilty verdicts.

Sadam hired a couple of big-shot lawyers represent him in court.

If Sunday's referendum passes, animals will have the right to be represented by lawyers in court.

Twelve women in central Johannesburg were allegedly lured to a hotel room and raped by a man due to appear in court next week.

The judge knew about our seminar group and was happy to invite me to come and talk after a session in court.

Nevertheless, in spite of this untidiness he was a great lawyer-not as an expert on legal matters, but as an advocate in court.

The two sides are due back in court on February 7 for a hearing which will notably decide whether TV cameras will be allowed in the trial.

Normally a picture can only be used for reference, not as evidence in COURT.

Mr Stanford "has earned a place among the greediest, most selfish, and utterly remorseless criminals" , prosecutors said in court filings.

In court on Monday, the school's principal said he had received thousands of e-mails, mostly supporting Ms McMillen.

A Universtiy of North Carolina graduate charged with trying to kill 9 people on campus Friday is due in court tomorrow.

Mr Spitzer has not been charged but evidence in court papers supports allegations that he violated federal bans on interstate prostitution.

End to pass civil case in court into the protection education equal power of the possibility carried on a synopsis of discuss.

Villains also deserve their place in the gallery, or in this case, their long day in court.

In court filings, JPMorgan has strongly denied wrongdoing, and it is contesting both cases in federal court. The bank declined to comment.

The advertisers never turn up in court to speak against us.

The pop singer chose a famous lawyer to represent him in court.

Worse, prosecutors are not bound to disclose material that they choose not to use in court.

Allowing the use in court The main objective of real-time text messaging is "to enable the media to produce fair and accurate reporting. "

Police said the unnamed , 21 -year-old Queenstown native would appear in court on Wednesday .

He denied it in court; though he had been in the same room, and very close to him, he had not pulled the trigger.

Hillary and I were in court with Mother when he was sentenced.

So although the mother has physical custody of the child, she cannot legally represent the child in court.

The EU and Microsoft have locked horns in court over the company's Windows software.

Either way, foreign companies are ending up in court, or before arbitration tribunals, more often than in the past.

Lawyers for Mr. Strauss-Kahn have said in court that there is no evidence of a forced sexual encounter.

To date, Medicaid beneficiaries have been able to challenge the states in court.

He didn't expect the tape to be shown in court. It was, and it was a disaster.

But in recent years there's been a renaissance in court performances.

To complicate matters further, the government's showpiece Law on State Intelligence will probably end up in court itself.

The evidence a CSI recovers is of little value if it's not admissible in court.

AT& T said it was "surprised and disappointed" by the decision. It said it would "vigorously contest this matter in court" .

When a group of Texas cattlemen sued her over a show that warned about mad-cow disease, she fought the lawsuit personally in court and won.

Her being there at all had the character of ugly evidence, of hand writings, of profaned relics, of grim things produced in court.

So do not be surprised if "See you in court" becomes the environmentalist's new rallying cry .

He estimates that just 5% of those arrested ever end up in court.

She defended herself in court and claimed that she was innocent.

That might hold up in court, but it doesn't carry much sway over prospective clients.

Institute civil cases in court for compensation or recovery of public property, and for the forfeiture of illegally acquired wealth.

In court, he listened to the magistrate read out the charges, accusing him of involvement in a plot to overthrow the Ugandan government.

A corporation has status in court ; it may enter into contacts , and it may sue or be sued as it it were a person.

When cases end up in court, witnesses are intimidated.

In some situations, content posted on MySpace has been used in court.

Provincial governments have even passed decrees, yet to be challenged in court, banning all Ahmadiyah activities.

Mr. Johnson appeared for him in court.

When Mr. Jones was explaining what has happened, Mr. Smith was silent. He knew he would get his day in court.

Following the boycott threat last week, the judge contacted Karadzic on Friday to "encourage" him to appear in court.

The second part of a true reflection of the public prosecution witnesses in court cases, the reality of the situation.

Bruno was forced to spend a great deal of time in court, defending the proposed layout of the laundry.

IF the defendant refuses to appear in court without justIFied reasons, the court may make a judgment by default.

Rushdoony was frequently called as an expert witness by the HSLDA (Home School Legal Defense Association) in court cases.

Seven of the 10 defendants in court gave different names than the identities they had been living under in the U. S.

Most of these cases end up with someone in court and a conviction.

He won nearly $70, 000 in civil judgments, but the notoriously stingy Sage fought him in court.

He began by talking about tackling corruption and bias in court proceedings.

If your writing is so clear that a layman could understand it, then it is less likely it will end up in court.

He says the debate over e-book lending will likely end up in court.

A judge had already ordered Samsung to produce similar materials for Apple, Samsung attorneys argued in court filings.

Restructuring in court is expensive and a growing list of companies are competing for scant financing.

A defendant who pled guilty in the case has agreed to speak against Vick in court in return for a lesser sentence.

Ellison's most notorious romance ended up in court.

formal attendance (in court or at a hearing) of a party in an action.

Don't worry. in court , your lawyer will stand up for your rights .

My teacher agreed to be a character witness for me in court.

That case was also settled, though the twins have been trying hard to rescind it in court.

"JAL is in court rehabilitation but will not disappear, " said Seiji Maehara, transport minister.

Berlusconi's Spanish TV station, TeleCinco, was previously defeated in court on the grounds that YouTube is not a content provider.

Mr Polanski's case is one of several high-profile and highly politicized extraditions now in court.

Above buyer's attorney is a litigator and spends most days in court unable to respond to seller's attorney.

It may be hard to prove in court that losses stemmed directly from poor underwriting, not economic turmoil.

Net friend "mei shan good man" in BBS in court: 1. Confirm attendance, and personally call guests, direct and with sincerity; 2.

None of the chief perpetrators, Pakistani soldiers, will be in court.

The charges you've made would never stand up in court.

Mr. Li appeared in court handcuffed with a newly shaved head and was convicted of destroying property and stealing $18, 000.

Citizens of all nationalities have the right to use the spoken and written languages of their own nationalities in court proceedings.

Thus, the appearance of the chief magistrate in court should become normalized.

The teenager, who was handcuffed to a prison guard in court today, showed no emotion as the sentence was passed.

She appeared in court this past fall and, in accordance with Greek law, promised to relinquish the baby to the Italian parents-to-be.

Clark is being held on a $3 million bond and is due back in court in early October.

Some think a sense of alienation is what landed three young men who attended this mosque in court.

The idea that consultants and analysts have such a duty isn't clear and hasn't been widely tested in court, Mr. Cohen said.

During police interrogations , two of the nurses apparently confessed, but later testified in court that they had done so under torture.

The tycoon said he was 'very well' and that he didn't want his family problems to end up in court.

Her lawyers demanded the video be shown in court, state news agency Hina reported.

Jackson's parents, Kathryn and Joe, were in court yesterday, along with his siblings LaToya, Jermaine, Tito, Jackie and Randy.

Tall, thin and dressed in a white shirt, Mr Assange was described as looking calm in court as the details were read out.

Our trial has concluded and an appeal is pending in court, whereas virtually their trial has not even started.

It depends on court whether a professional can be qualified an expert witness to appear in court .

The company hired a famous lawyer to represent them in court.

Naturally, all these actions are against the law and can be challenged in court, but they need to be proven.

Microsoft's agreement with vendors to sell only the Windows operating system is being challenged in court by French consumer rights groups.

One of America's most-contentious social issues will have its day in court, in the highest court in the land.

His claim will not stand up in court.

Mr Clarke admitted that at the time of Mr Barot's arrest police did not have any evidence admissible in court.

Chester Stiles was arrested in Nevada during a traffic stop and he is now scheduled to appear in court.

His children are far from safety, crushed in court without a defender.

A document, record, or other tangible object formally introduced as evidence in court.

Executive Orders may also be challenged in court if they are perceived to violate the Constitution or conflict with existing law.

Eventually, the city government issued another chop to the TPG side, a decision that the former management is disputing in court.

Considering such phenomena, the article analyses some different causes of the witness rejecting giving evidence in court.

The crew ran through the preflight procedures. We ran through the witness's testimony before presenting it in court.