arraigning造句

• Both courts have faced problems in gathering evidence and arraigning suspects.
• The Justice is arraigning the Thief when Prince Henry and his gang arrive.
• The first major success of this Zamindari Sabha was arraigning the Nadia in November 1831.
• "applies by analogy to those situations where an accused requests counsel before the arraigning magistrate.
• An Italian court next week will review the arraigning judge's decision to hold the 25 detainees.
• Authorities generally respected the two-week deadline for formally arraigning or releasing terrorism suspects in national security cases.
• Using guidelines established by law, the arraigning judge usually declares whether a defendant qualifies for a federally funded defense.
• Two state lawmakers are seeking to impeach a judge who was videotaped using racial slurs and profanity while arraigning inmates.
• A temporary restraining order had been issued by the Court of Appeals against the court deciding in the case from arraigning the accused.
• Once a suspect is arrested, these digital images are e-mailed to the arraigning judge who can review them when setting bail.
• "David ( Crane ) is just trying to create a case for arraigning Taylor in Sierra Leone, " he said in Nigeria.
• By 1997, the Court was arraigning an average of 65 cases per day for an annual total of over 16, 000 cases.
• And the duties of a town justice also include arraigning accused murderers and other desperate felony suspects, sometimes in the middle of the night.
• Besides arraigning Dotson, Allen said another reason for today's hearing is to try to find out from Dotson who will represent him.
• On television, arraigning judges always seem be street-smart types, endowed with inexhaustible supplies of side-of-the-mouth wisdom.
• In 350 AD, in order to attempt a peaceful compromise by arraigning marriage, Magnentius offered to marry Constantina and have Constantius II marry his daughter.
• On Sunday, police arrested seven people allegedly involved in running the scheme, arraigning four of them on charges of assault, grand larceny, harassment, and coercion.
• Ms . Boone said she was held for 26 hours _ two hours more than the 24-hour deadline imposed by law for arraigning accused criminals before a judge.
• A decade earlier, half the cases at an arraignment shift would have been felonies, court administrators say, and arraigning 50 cases in a night would have seemed speedy.
• Just where was the mother, they would ask me in Russian, with their arraigning stares, and why on this chilly afternoon isn't your child wearing two sweaters?