session of the court

However, the judge allowed an appeal and they were given a reprieve until the January session of the court.

The session of the court was prolonged to the next day, but then Münz failed to appear.

A cert petition is voted on at a session of the court called a conference.

Prior to each session of the court, the assignment of the cases is determined by lot.

Greathouse attended all sessions of the court, examined the witnesses, and had the trials conducted in a thoroughly modern manner.

Highland County was established in 1805 with special sessions of the courts meeting in New Market.

Opinions are made public on the last day of each session of the court and are published in the Virginia Reports.

In that capacity he presided at the sessions of the Court of Record and at council meetings.

He attended nine sessions of the court in both the Painted Chamber and Westminster Hall.

Rafa reportedly testified in a closed session of the court last week that another Spaniard sought in connection with the deal had initiated the smuggling.

"The rights of the defendant demand that the cross-examination of this witness be concluded at this session of the court.

The bailiffs attend all sessions of the court and, under the direction of the court, open and close each court session.

As a stop-gap measure, Circuit Judge Jeremiah Smith sat for part of the 1801 session of the court.

There she went by train each morning during the sessions of the court, and when no court sat, spent her days working among the rosebushes in her garden.

I am going to ask the Court to instruct the defendant to put on dark glasses during this session of the court, and to keep them on."

The Supreme Court heard arguments last week on one of several important federalism cases that will go a long way toward defining this session of the court.

He was nominated as a judge in the trial of Charles I, but only attended a few sessions of the court and did not sign the death warrant.

During a typical session of the court, the justices hear oral arguments each morning and convene that afternoon for a private discussion of the cases heard that morning.

"Chief Judge Wachtler can't be here for the session of the court next week," he said, "so the court will continue to function as if he were ill or whatever."

The retirement of Justices of Appeal may be waived, however, for a term of years or for the duration of one or more sessions of the court concerned.

In 1260 he was made Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, where he sat almost continuously at court, except when sessions of the court were suspended because of political disturbances.

At one time, Judges were called "My Lord/Lady" during sessions of the court, but this style of address was disapproved of by the current Chief Justice, Rt. Hon.

In the United States courts of appeals, the Chief Judge has certain administrative responsibilities and presides over en banc sessions of the court and meetings of the Judicial Council.

In April, Judge Kaye unveiled a plan to begin evening sessions of the court and to open satellite offices to make it easier and more convenient to obtain a court order of protection.

Thus, Freisler alone was responsible, in his three years on the court, for as many death sentences as all other senate sessions of the court together in the entire time the court existed, between 1934 and 1945.