presentation of a case

Presentation of a case and review of the literature.

And more than assisting us in presentation of a case, this is also about being more sensitive to the needs of victims."

The presentation of a case before the Court can therefore be considered a measure of last resort, taken only after the Commission has failed to resolve the matter in a noncontentious fashion.

In his 1987 book, "The Supreme Court," Rehnquist gently noted that "I have tried to make my opening presentation of a case somewhat shorter than Chief Justice Burger made his."

They warned the Judiciary Committee, which must decide whether to initiate impeachment hearings against Mr. Clinton, to beware of Mr. Starr's selective and faulty presentation of a case against the President.

However, the Privy Council declined to allow this submission as it involved the presentation of a case completely different to the one that the appellant was required to meet during his trial and the appeal before the Federal Court.

In overturning the appeals court today, Justice White said the "deliberate bypass" standard should be replaced by a standard requiring a state inmate to demonstrate "cause," a valid reason for the improper presentation of a case in state court.

While the prosecutor conducts the presentation of a case before a grand jury, a defendant may choose to testify, and may ask the grand jury to call witnesses on his or her behalf and to consider evidence not put before it by the prosecutor.