Examples of using The judge said in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The judge said the 26-year-old woman had died of starvation after the couple failed to provide her with enough food and medical attention.
The judge said that the white house decision violated journalist's rights of freedom of speech.
On November 19, the judge said the United States must follow the law.
The judge said that Man had a"clear intent" to provide China with equipment that would have benefited its military.
At that hearing the judge said each parent must hold one of the girls' passports.
The judge said this acquittal‘does not mean that the inscription on the ossuary is authentic or that it was written 2,000 years ago.'”.
Instead of asking the counsel to rewrite it, the judge said,“I will think of something for you.”.
The judge said evidence of dying declarations should be heard and discussed without the jury present.
He also lacked empathy, the judge said, quoting Bissonnette's statement after the shootings:"I regret not having killed more people".
The judge said that this acquittal"does not mean that the inscription on the ossuary is authentic or that it was written 2,000 years ago.".
The judge said he didn't agree… but acknowledged Randle's mental health
triggered a string of text messages between Carrieres and the two women, the judge said.
They seem to have had no rights and they were preyed upon, probably by their own," the judge said.
The judge said that the man must have realised the seriousness of his wife's injuries, but accepted his claims that she did not want to be taken to hospital.
Official Secrets Act section 3.1. c, and are sentenced to seven years,” the judge said, adding that the time served since they were detained on 12 December would be taken into account.
The judge said Smith, who appeared in court by video link, had a"leading role" in the"very serious" attempted robbery with Jordan Northover, 26.
The judge said that there was nothing that the hotel did to allow Lam to enter the roof, or to suggest that the roof or its water tanks were safe.
In one passage from her ruling, the judge said she did not accept the argument of Assange's lawyers that he had no access to sunlight.
At that time in South Carolina, married women were exempt from the death penalty, but the judge said he would hang John first to make Lavinia a widow, so that she, too, could be executed.
The judge said she had strongly considered ordering Sinaga to serve a whole life term, meaning he would never be released,