arraigning उदाहरण वाक्य

"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?