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How do you use the word deciding in a sentence?
The man had to decide between buying a cat, or a dog.
Do judges use precedents when deciding a case in a common law legal system?
yes
When might an umpire overrule the line judge in badminton?
The umpire can use her discretion when deciding whether to overrule any call made by a line judge or service judge. The line judges call the shuttlecock "in" or "out," and the service judge calls any service faults committed by the players.
In felony trials what kinds of things do judges do to make sure the trial is conducted fairly and lawfully?
The following are the basic responsibilities of a judge judge presiding over a trial:See that order is maintained in the courtroom.Determine if any evidence is illegal or improper.Give the jury instructions about the law that applies to the case and the standards the jury must use in its deciding of the case.Conduct bench trials in which the judge hears and decides the case.Impose sentencing if necessary.
The term precedent refers to?
a previously decided case that other courts use as a guide
Are there any guides for installing outdoor deck lighting?
The outdoor lighting guide at www.outdoorfairylights.org contains a wonderful guide that assists you in deciding what type of lights to use, how to power them, as well as placement ideas. The well-written articles will guide you towards having the deck you've always wanted.
What is the term used for judges following an earlier ruling in a similar case?
The earlier case sets a precedent and often judges following the earlier ruling; however, there are cases where the judge will make a different ruling. Every case and judge is different and it just depends on that particular cases. However, if a judge is going against a previous ruling it would give the lawyers room to question the judge's ruling. The side that looses in this case would probably bring up the other case's ruling and use it to help their side.Additional Information:When a higher court, such as the US Supreme Court, makes a decision it sets a binding precedent for all the courts below it under the doctrine of stare decisis(Latin: let the decision stand). Lower courts are required to adhere to binding precedents although, as noted above, they don't always do so.Following precedent is considered exercising judicial restraint, while certain instances of overturning precedents are considered judicial activism (sometimes called "legislating from the bench"), a practice generally frowned upon.
Use the word Ecclesiastical in a sentence?
Being an ecclesiastical person, the judge let the preacher win the case.
What word does a judge use to excuse himself from a case he's too close to?
Recusal or judicial disqualification.
What is the meaning for judicial?
The basic meaning is that the presiding judge has a certain amount of leeway when rendering a decision on the case that is being heard. The judge does not have to adhere exactly to the laws relating to the case, but rather, to a certain extent, can use his or her interpretation and application of said laws.
How can use a sentence for absence?
In the absence of credible evidence, the judge dropped the case. Due to the absence of the teacher, a substitute was called.
Deciding whether to do or use one additional unit of some resource?
Deciding whether to do or use one additional unit of some resource
