It was the same old Cora trial over again with one modification; namely, that all technicalities and technical delays were eliminated.
As Hittell points out, even well-read lawyers who happened to be made alcaldes soon came to pay little attention to technicalities and to seek the merit of cases without regard to rules or forms.
It is also conceivable that some means might be found to do away with the interminable technicalities which can now be interposed on behalf of the accused to prevent trials or the infliction of sentence after conviction.
Certainly there is little in the actual figures to give color to the impression that the criminal profits by mere technicalities on appeal,--at least in New York State.
The other message was to another person that the Klan would not allow the technicalities to cheat justice any further in this case.
The anguish-laden cry of that poor girl was heard by men who respect the great moral law more than the technicalities of the legal code.
When I shall have the honour of dealing with the technicalities of pathos you may depend on my not neglecting the important branch of Slum Pathos.
But take the case that you were dependent upon writing histories of certain periods for your daily bread, wouldn't you like to have some place to go in order to learn the technicalities of history-writing?
A short time ago I brought under your notice the technicalities of the novel of phrases.
Respecting the technicalities of this element a good deal of advice might be given.
That's how it comes that he knew so little about the technicalities of the modern stage.
If it was possible to teach such technicalities why should not one do as Mr. Richmond was doing, and teach a crowd of students how to write so as to draw tears or compel smiles?
And I ask, my lords, if you will not recognise the decision of the great majority of the judges on a question of this kind, involving the technicalities of the law, with which they are constantly conversant?
The time had not yet arrived when such newspapers dared to attack the probity of our courts, but a system of law that permitted such palpable injustice because of technicalities was bitterly denounced.
All this had induced a contempt of the courts of justice--a fear that, after all, through the delays and technicalities of the law and the compassion of the jury, the murderer of Waldrop would not be punished as he deserved.
In other words, there existed a deep-seated conviction that justice too often miscarried in Bulloch County and that murderers commonly escaped punishment through the delays and technicalities of the law.
A disregard of technicalities of procedure was magnified into a serious breach of constitutional privilege.
It was a saying of his: "If I can divest this case of technicalities and swing it to the jury, I'll win it.
Our whole attention being directed to the technicalities of the pedagogue, we did not perceive that the classic authors had produced poems which, as literature, were not inferior to those of our best English poets.
There were a good many technicalities and difficulties to be surmounted, too, in the question of getting inward as far as the precaution lines, that would have discouraged anyone less determined than Trevelyan.
She did not understand thetechnicalities very well, and the odd dread and oppression would not lift.
We spent some time examining the nave and chancel--Angelo, his professional as well as his artistic enthusiasm aroused, explaining technicalities to me and making me envious of his knowledge.
But conventions and technicalities do not count for much in these days.
This corporation was to be a compact affair composed of himself and his charter associates; and, so far as legal technicalities went, was to be a corporation apparently distinct and separate from the Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Probably a good many of the delays and technicalities of legal procedure could be avoided if at the trial the judge were to exercise a greater amount of control over the proceedings.
Scarcely had they reached their rooms than another call for Miss Tabor came, and a few minutes later Technicalities Feehan entered.
Thanks," said McCarthy, gripping the manager's hand gratefully, just as a knock sounded on the door and Technicalities Feehan entered.
At that instant Manager Clancy and his wife entered abruptly, followed by Technicalities Feehan.
Old Technicalities has him doped crooked in the figures, and now Betty Tabor is smiling at him to get the facts--he hasn't a chance.
And now, when all the forces of light and darkness, of heaven and hell, have plunged into the fight, it is no time to give ourselves to the definitions and formulas and technicalities and conventionalities of religion.
The expansion of the scope of science is at this day such that the demand for discriminating technicalities exceeds absolutely the capacity of all existing language for condensed and appropriate combinations and derivations.
People read novels merely to be amused, not educated; and they will not tolerate technicalities and abstract speculation in lieu of exciting plots and melodramatic denouements.
Technicalities and quibbles in impeachment of, XVI.
The so-called delays and technicalities are the checks devised by human experience against the rash judgments and rasher actions by the volatile element of society!
At length, by superhuman efforts, he broke through the thicket of technicalities and brought the matter to an issue.
Justice was completely smothered under technicalities and delays.
We have no reason to believe that Bacon was particularly well read in the technicalities of our law; he never seems to have seriously followed his profession.
To his legal mind it seems that in some of Will's plays he had the aid of an expert in law, and then his technicalities were correct.
It would lead me into technicalities to show you even briefly how this transformation was in point of fact effected.
The technicalities of steel and iron come easily off his tongue; they are his native speech, in which he expresses himself most intimately.
It might have been possible to demonstrate the superior construction of his motor truck; but competitors would meet point with point, and customers were not interested in technicalities anyway.
The charges for developing films and for making prints and enlargements are now so reasonable that a writer need not master these technicalities in order to use a camera of his own.
Mr. Fraser was, I believe, more zealous in enforcing attention to the technicalities of grammar, than to excite curiosity about historical facts, or imagination to strain after the flights of a poet.
What would you say as to your Russian grammar--that is, command of thetechnicalities of grammar?
I have just a couple technicalities on the diary and on your address book, so I can establish them for the record.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "technicalities" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
