hearing of evidence

This concluded the hearing of evidence and the Court was adjourned.

Lord Penrose said that the case should proceed to a full hearing of evidence on those points.

The institution of the jury trial necessitated the hearing of evidence.

The only hearing of evidence was the confirmation of the good reputation of the defendant by oath.

This inquiry was established on 1 July 2002, and the hearing of evidence was completed on 7 December 2004.

He successfully persuaded the Senate that an impeachment was a judicial act, not a political act, so that it required a full hearing of evidence.

This was seldom easy, as nothing was straightforward in this foreign country, and the need for using interpreters made the hearing of evidence a slow business.

The commission called an end to the hearing of evidence with the majority of its SPD/The Greens members.

Following the hearing of evidence at the Inquiry during 2009 the Chairman Sir Anthony Campbell published his report on 14th December 2011 in Glasgow.

The biggest consolation for opponents of capital punishment was the 5-to-4 decision barring the use in sentencing hearings of evidence regarding the impact of the murder on the victim's family.

This is a clear step forward, but we are still faced with several difficulties in the area of judicial cooperation, such as in questions of the hearing of evidence and of jurisdiction.

The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 today that the Constitution bars the use at death sentencing hearings of evidence about the victim's personal characteristics, the impact of a murder on the victim's family members and their feelings.

The justice, Elliot Wilk, allowed a jury's finding that the doctors were guilty of negligence in her death, but ruled that the jury's hearing of evidence about her cocaine use was improper; he threw out the jury's finding that Miss Zion's conduct made her partly responsible herself.