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The war is so worrying at present, with court cases coming up in one state after another, that I felt I had to say something about it.

Have at least two trustworthy signatories who do not have outstanding financial court cases or significant debts.

The question of when life support can legally be ended has been the subject of numerous court cases.

There have been no court cases that test the definitions of the law, she said.

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

To understand the full significance of legal changes, the best ways is through the study of court cases to observe the judicial practice.

How the upcoming Hossain court cases play out in public will be a telling barometer of RAB's support.

Under pressure by human rights groups and a string of court cases, the government has begun to address some of the program's worst abuses.

These tools will be very powerful when it comes to court cases for enforcement and will also act as a deterrent.

Iraq's pursuit of the rule of law, he said, has produced 300 court cases reaching the trial phase and resulting in 353 convictions.

Let the students watch the court cases to understand the steps and processes.

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

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

Sarah's case was in fact one of the earliest Court cases in which the Marsh test was considered admissible.

Court cases over alleged financial wrongdoings were an irritant but, in a country with widespread fraud and tax evasion, hardly fatal.

But in a growing number of court cases, employees have the law's enforcer, the EEOC, on their side.

The specifics of illicit payments for contracts by Koch- Glitsch can be found in two French labor court cases.

Still, Kevin Russell, a lawyer who specializes in Supreme Court cases, says the ruling puts all employers to a task.

( Laughter ) Contemporary court cases often concern an allegedly new version of creationism , called intelligent design or ID .

British legal professionals don't have to wear wigs in civil or family court cases. But the wigs will still be needed in criminal courts.

Yet the biggest challenge now for Mr Berlusconi does not concern conflicts of interest, court cases or the Mafia.

Jacob Zuma, the ANC's party leader, seems likely to win the job in 2009, provided that continuing court cases do not ensnare him.

Individuals may appeal all Traffic Court cases and receive a trial de novo in the Court of Common Pleas.

Several recent court cases involving the conversion of Muslims to other religions have exacerbated divisions.

Two court cases point to its existence even at quite senior levels.

Including discussion on income and estate tax planning, reports on recent IRS rulings, court cases, new legislation, etc.

Supreme Court cases are heard by five judges, two of them Scottish if the case is from north of the border.

This follows previous court cases in which Mr Basyir either avoided a guilty verdict altogether or had light sentences reduced.

Britain faces court cases and unlimited fines after dangerous levels of minute particles breach EU levels.

Still, foreign companies do win court cases sometimes, and most foreign lawyers agree that judges are more professional than in the past.

Recent court cases have provided hints that the surveillance is extensive.

The past month alone has thrown up three court cases that highlight the seemingly impossible contradictions of policing the internet.

Disputes over land are the biggest single cause of court cases in Bangladesh.

Analysis of U. S. Court Cases Shows Compatibility of Safety, Legal Responsibility.

Court cases have been given to illustrate points in the discussion.

The resulting trials and court cases became similarly publicized.

As in the federal system, state court cases begin at the trial-court level.

Traditional China knew only stories based on court cases, and had no detective fiction in the modern sense.

I dissent : great opposing opinions in landmark supreme court cases.

Any deal would also depend on the outcome of court cases related to Lone Star's acquisition of its stake in KEB in 2003.

In the USA toxic mould has been at the center of several lengthy and expensive court cases.

Mr Thaksin complains that he has been "bullied politically" , and subjected to "Mickey Mouse" court cases.

You struggle to name Supreme Court cases, newspapers you read and even founding fathers you admire?

There are pending court cases on whether photographers can use private buildings as backdrops.

But he is also a figure in two court cases that could do him more damage.

We considered not publishing any names during civil court cases of this type and at first, this seemed equitable.

This paper introduces three distinct kinds of court cases concerning the extension of free compulsory education.

Few court cases in China end in acquittal, and guilty verdicts on some counts are widely anticipated, including against Mr. Hu.

so has the number of court cases that result when the government refuses an application.

We had some court cases.

Critics allege that cracking contaminates fresh water drinking reserves, and there have been court cases seeking to shut down projects.

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China court cases on intellectual property rights

More arrests and court cases revive bad Balkan memories

Statistics on Federal Court Cases