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1. And the defendant is not a qualified sex therapist to answer the question
2. The court of king's bench, instituted for the trial of criminal causes only, took cognizance of civil suits; the plaintiff pretending that the defendant, in not doing him justice, had been guilty of some trespass or misdemeanour
3. The court of exchequer, instituted for the levying of the king's revenue, and for enforcing the payment of such debts only as were due to the king, took cognizance of all other contract debts ; the plantiff alleging that he could not pay the king, because the defendant would not pay him
4. Balloon that the defendant holds over his head during the trial
5. Obviously this will only be where a pattern emerges or the defendant (usually the man) bragged to his friends about his "victory" and never was serious about marriage and only used the engagement as a way to get her into bed
6. and the defendant was African-American/Hispanic
7. “The defendant, it is noted, has pleaded guilty to all charges, I move to dismiss the Jury and call a recess to consider the sentence
8. John meanwhile was trying to get through to his thoroughly depressed defendant, “Harry, I can’t believe you just did that, despite all my advice, we could have moved for a lesser sentence, the Judge will not be lenient on you now, I can only foresee a terrible outcome”
9. The Judge had made his deliberation; it was time to deliver his sentence, “Could the defendant please rise
10. His defense attorney may be present, but not the defendant
11. defendant did not need to carry all four weapons for protection and that a reasonable excuse to carry a weapon must be related to an imminent and immediate threat of danger at the time they are carried
12. The defendant not only has to undergo the emotional uncertainty of another trial, but the enormous legal expenses
13. Jones, I understand that the defendant, Virgil Troaz was shot while trying to escape the custody of the Deputy Sheriff? Is that correct?
14. He might say something like, “In my opinion, the defendant who, let us remember, was no more than sixteen and living in a children’s home when the offence was committed, saw his actions as more of a lark than a serious crime
15. ―Jailhouse snitches‖ are always telling the truth when they testify for the prosecution but defense witnesses and the defendant are always presumed to be liars
16. Background of the defendant including criminal history
17. For instance, if the defendant kills in self-defense, but was the original aggressor in the situation that led to the homicide, the state could potentially charge the killing as voluntary manslaughter
18. - Someone was killed as a result of act by the defendant;
19. - The defendant knew or should have known his or her conduct was a threat to the lives of others
20. Some of the most common defenses in theft cases reflect this challenge, as a defendant may claim that they thought certain property was theirs or that they were just borrowing it
21. As in all criminal cases, a solicitation defendant can challenge that they did not commit the act, or that they did not have a criminal intent if they did commit the act
22. defendant and to try to poke giant holes in your testimony or to
23. Every state in the union allows the defendant to bring
24. The judge ruled that time already served for the defendant
25. defendant can claim to have told the victim of his/her STD
26. Defendant: I should have shot you while I had the chance
27. Are you the defendant?
28. Defendant: In that case, I think you’re a son of a bitch
29. This modification took place even though the judge lashed out at the defendant for its vile behavior
30. He/she is supposed to give the defendant the best defense, and
31. I believe in forgiveness, but do you think the victims of Enron’s theft will be able to feel the same since this outrageous judgment means that they will never recover any of their losses? Actually, the judge wiped out a conviction because the defendant could not appeal the decision – a good thing in case someone is falsely accused
32. Only, an attorney friend of the defendant attorney showed up to hear the argument and found for his buddy
33. Let the defendant know in the summons, in advance, that if they are found guilty that they will be forcefully removed no sooner than 10 days (counting weekends) following the date of the decision, but to prepare to move within a week of the decision, just in case to avoid physically forced eviction
34. The judge lifted the book above his head and cast it towards the defendant while the barrister continued to plead and shake his head in disappointment
35. For example, how well did this woman really know the Underwoods? And how could she automatically accept a troubled woman’s suspicions that her husband was trying to kill her to free himself of her companionship? Faye Underwood was dead, and he had not personally known her so as to judge or draw conclusions concerning her character; even if this woman had known the victim, it would merely be her word about Faye’s character and trustworthiness against that of the defendant, a man who had lived with his wife for years and probably knew her better than anyone, especially a stranger
36. Prosecutor Jacob Blair, a male white around his late forties with dark hair, stands up and says, “I would like to call the defendant to the stand
37. In this suit the defendant were declared to be the great killers of humanity who had not only killed innocent unarmed persons without a cause in different countries of world especially in Islamic world
38. him Judge Jenkins asked the defendant to plead her case
39. against a new, or different, defendant for said crime
40. favours the re-establishment of harmony in the relationship between parties and that such harmony should restore the dignity of the plaintiff without ruining the defendant;
41. works towards sensitizing a disputant or a defendant in litigation to the hurtful impact of his actions to the other party and towards changing such conduct rather than merely punishing the disputant;
42. “I hereby declare the defendant
43. the defendant who was framed, they must not be held accountable
44. He claimed that the defendant had some sort of insecticide that could destroy the locusts but he did not give it to anyone else or advise the government about it so it could be produced for all the farmers to use
45. Then Amin lowered his whip and asked the defendant,
46. We the jury, find the defendant guilty of endangerment of a child in five
47. A lawsuit can be filed either where the defendant
48. and the defendant lived in Wood County, the lawsuit
49. signed affidavits that the defendant does not have an
50. presented to the defendant and the jury
