automatic reversal造句

• They were a development of Webb's slip-eccentric system, thus giving automatic reversal.
• Erroneous denial of a reasonable doubt instruction is a structural error that entitles the defendant to automatic reversal.
• By simply turning down the Texas appeal, the court at least suggested that the sleeping lawyer's deficiency did meet the test for automatic reversal.
• The government's Supreme Court appeal, United States v . Cotton, No . 01-687, argued that the appeals court had erroneously applied a rule of automatic reversal.
• Appeals courts have indeed ruled in recent months that the failure to indicate possible conflicts of interest could lead to automatic reversals of any convictions obtained.
• A federal appeals court ruled last year that such sentences were subject to automatic reversal under the Supreme Court's decision in Apprendi v . New Jersey.
• If the trial judge erroneously permits the striking of a juror under " Batson ", and the error is preserved, the only remedy is automatic reversal.
• In asking the justices to hear their appeals, the two men argued that under these highly unusual circumstances of the trial judge's obvious corruption, they were entitled to an automatic reversal of their convictions.
• In that petition, filed in federal district court in Alexandria, Va . in 1998, Mickens argued he had been deprived of effective assistance of counsel in violation of the Sixth Amendment and was entitled to an automatic reversal.
• The full appeals court then voted, 7-3, to reinstate the conviction and death sentence, ruling that the situation did not warrant an automatic reversal and that Mickens had failed to demonstrate an " adverse effect " on his representation.
• The other case, United States v . Cotton, No . 01-687, raises the question of whether certain federal sentences imposed before the Apprendi decision warrant automatic reversal because they violated its requirement that factors that could increase a sentence must be charged in the indictment.
• Requests are end-to-end messages ( e . g ., from acquirer to issuer and back with timeouts and automatic reversals in place ), while advices are point-to-point messages ( e . g ., from terminal to acquirer, from acquirer to network, from network to issuer, with transmission guaranteed over each link, but not necessarily immediately ).
• A live recording of the 1999 Urchin Tear Soda tour from Santa Barbara, which features four songs from " Urchin Tear Soda " and the songs " Automatic Reversal " from " Azalean Sea ", " You Can Never Cut Your Hair " from the 4-CD Cleopatra Records compilation " The Black Bible ", and " Malla At Ease " from the Cleopatra " Witchcraft"