appeal case

The body also sat in judgment of judicial appeals cases.

That is, the Court exercises the power to decide which appeal cases it will consider.

I must now, however, examine the modern Court of Appeal cases.

He was arrested on 1 February 2012 at a courthouse, after another hearing for his appeals case.

The right to appeal cases to the Supreme Court was limited for the first time in 1915.

Last month a senior police chief was convicted of rape in a high-profile appeals case.

That was a line he had picked up as a judge on a rare organized-crime appeals case.

He has litigation experience in civil, criminal, class action and state and federal appeals cases.

In the subsequent appeals case, however, al-Abdi was sentenced to death.

Each includes the text of all rules and definitions discussed, plus reference to international appeals cases.

They handled the appeal cases, which usually went to the Privy Council.

Germany's highest court found in his favor on two of the appealed cases and announced this week that prosecutors had agreed to drop the others.

It is like the Lord Chief Justice giving evidence for the defence in an appeal case.

The prosecutor is also the only public official who can decide to appeal cases to courts of appeal.

In a federal appeals case brought by Warner Bros.

They have courts to which they can bring cases and appeal cases that are recognized internationally.

Immigration cases accounted for about 17 percent of all federal appeals cases last year, up from 3 percent in 2001.

With the debate framed this way, proponents and opponents bring forth their most dramatic and appealing cases.

They are also appealing cases in North Carolina and South Dakota.

The three books have been cited in more than 1,000 appeals cases involving child custody, serving as influential guides to attorneys and judges.

All right: probably an appeals case.

The extent to which a mailing may be considered part of a fraudulent scheme has been the subject of many appeals cases.

The Canadian appeal case of the fugitive slave John Anderson.

Appealed cases generally originate from lawsuits or criminal indictments filed and tried before the trial courts.

The automatic extension allows for both sides to prepare material for their arguments in the appeals case.