deliberations

That means don't use the courthouse wifi, don't conduct critical deliberations via email or public telephone networks.

Of course, this does not mean that the experimenter does not also engage in theoretical deliberations.

Which means you'll usually face a jury where the members have previously participated in deliberations with a legally trained professional judge.

Facts are presented from previous hearings, without deliberations over authenticity, and legal arguments are made based on those facts.

Jury deliberations are private, but witness testimony, expert evidence, and even the advocates' arguments are all matters of record.

The professional judge can thus be out-voted, but has the ability to correct blatant errors during deliberations.

Depending on where he lives, he can't say anything about his thoughts or the deliberations in the jury room.

Such research is essential to inform deliberations about what clinical applications, if any, might in the future be deemed permissible.

The open deliberations of Congress lend little to the fight against special interests subverting common sense.

Trials (and subsequent deliberations) that last that long -- though there the kind that get popular attention -- are pretty extreme outliers.

During deliberations, a couple of the women discussed how they didn't like the way the defendant would occasionally turn and look at them.

All these deliberations taken together may lead to a decision to use PHP.

"It's better in another language" is without meaning in that case, because the feature is so small compared to the other deliberations.

Justice Conviser said he had concluded the accusations had “absolutely no basis in fact” and dismissed the two jurors before allowing the remaining 10 to continue deliberations.

Some political entrepreneurs have tried to start "web 2.0" parties, where the party will vote according to deliberations on a website, but in general these have failed to win much popular support.

Here's what struck me as the most interesting comment from Sack - "Considering the issue of advocacy in the context of deliberations involving alleged state secrets, and, more broadly, the ʺleakʺ by Edward Snowden that led to this litigation, calls to mind the disclosures by Daniel Ellsberg that gave rise to the legendary ʺPentagon Papersʺ litigation."