No judgement had been handed down yet.

Moreover, the Regional Court handed down its judgement in open court.

4.12 On 27 January 1992, the Court of Roskilde handed down its judgement in the case.

The judgement handed down by these judges was silent on all the evidence presented by the author to prove his innocence.

Moreover, those rulings post date the final judgement in the present case handed down by the Court of Cassation on 14 March 2000.

Such prosecution is impossible, however, if the foreign court judgement was handed down as a result of official information received from the Jordanian authorities.

Since the Tribunal handed down its first judgement, it has considered 11 cases, and we hope that it will register new achievements in future.

However, in a rare example, a court in Belgrade recently handed down an important judgement, quoting an international human rights treaty in its reasoning.

While this appeal was still pending before the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court handed down a judgement in which it decided that a judge who indicted an accused could not participate in the judgement against the same accused.

We wish to mention a recent judgement handed down on 30 June 2005 by the European Court of Human Rights in the case of Bosphorus Airways v. Ireland.

107. In a decision handed down on 1 December 1994, the Saverne Court of Major Jurisdiction handed down the following sentences

5.5 As to evidence of the existence of a judgement handed down on 6 October 1993, the authors point out that there is a letter sent by their lawyer on 22 February 1994 to the Bonneville Regional Court to the effect that the court registry had notified his office by telephone on 7 October 1993 that the judgement had been handed down on 6 October 1993.

The 4 September 1996 judgement was handed down in different proceedings and, contrary to the authors' claim, did not reinstate a decision that had, in any event, been struck down only because of a procedural irregularity.

Five judgements on the merits were handed down.

On 7 October 1993, in a telephone call from the court registry, the authors' counsel was informed that the Court had handed down a judgement the previous day rejecting this application.

2.3 The authors learned of the composition of the court and the name of the reporting judge (Francisco José Carrillo) only when the judgement was handed down, on 3 June 1996.

For their part, the media must refrain from usurping judicial authority by declaring a defendant guilty or innocent, or an act acceptable or unacceptable, before a court handed down a final judgement.

(b) 20 judgements involving 26 accused have been handed down

These old customs have been handed down from generation to generation.

Myths and legends should be handed down from generation to generation.

The Court has handed down judgments and opinions of excellent quality.

2. The first judgement ever handed down by an international court on the crime of genocide was that rendered by the Tribunal for Rwanda on 2 September 1998 in the case The Prosecutor v. Jean Paul Akayesu.

They teach each other traditions which are handed down from parent to offspring.

Furthermore, very harsh sentences had been handed down against perpetrators of sexual crimes.

As an appeal court, it rules on decisions handed down by lower courts.

7.3 Counsel acknowledges receipt of the judgement of the Administrative Tribunal of Cundinamarca of 22 June 1995 and notes that that judgement, together with resolution No. 13 handed down by the National Delegate for Human Rights, constitutes irrefutable proof of the responsibility of State agents for the disappearance and subsequent death of Nydia Bautista.

The current report is also a source of special encouragement, containing as it does the report on the first judgement ever handed down by an international tribunal on the crime of genocide. We are also impressed by the fact that, since the report was issued, there has been yet a second judgement in that regard.

43. Violations of human rights are not always committed on direct orders officially handed down.

Have they handed this down from one to another? No, rather, they are an insolent nation.

Have they handed this down from one to another? No, rather, they are an insolent nation.

Fortunately, in July 2005 the Chilean courts handed down a favourable decision acquitting the indigenous leaders.

On 12 March 1993, the judge handed down a suspended sentence of two years with probation.

2.10 The Court of Cassation rejected these challenges in rulings handed down on 6 July 1999.

Instead, their way of life is being relentlessly handed down from one generation to the next.

In 20 cases, proceedings had been discontinued and in 20 others, sentences had been handed down.

One of the sources considers that the penalties handed down are disproportionate to the offences committed.

49. The Special Representative commends the rulings handed down by the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.

This is illustrated by the first judgements handed down, especially by the court in Kibungo, which has already handed down two death sentences in proceedings that violated international standards by depriving the defendants of their right to be assisted by counsel.

The Constitutional Court furthermore prevented the registration of the marriage of Bámaca with Mrs. Harbury recorded in a decision handed down in Texas, since the law in force in Guatemala prohibits the execution of a foreign decision handed down in absentia.

Have they handed this down to one another? They are certainly a people who exceed all bounds,

Have they handed this down to one another? They are certainly a people who exceed all bounds,

The appeals court hears all kinds of appeals against judgements handed down by courts of first instance.

Misery, death and all the evils God and man could've handed down... would never have parted us.

It's a gift handed down from the intelligent skills and rich emotional lives of our most ancient ancestors.

Have they handed down (the saying) as an heirloom one unto another? Nay, but they are froward folk.