judicial documents in a sentence

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1. In addition, the Convention requires the parties to provide mutual legal assistance to one another upon request, for purposes of searches, seizures, service of judicial documents, and so on.
2. With the independence was achieved in 1821, the authorities continued with the healthy custom of preserving documents to dictate different laws that safe permanency of administrative and judicial documents.
3. Kartheuser's work is based on the critical examination of all sources French and German ( archives, publications, judicial documents, oral histories ), examining the events in context and without patriotism.
4. The " Khutut-i-mamhura bemahr-i qadat-i Bukhara ", a smaller collection of judicial documents from early-eighteenth-century Bukhara, includes several letters of manumission, with over half of these letters referring to slaves " of Indian origin ".
5. It publishes the periodical " Norsk Lovtidend ", and " Lov & Data " and " EuroRett ", and hosts a website with free, public access to all Norwegian laws and other judicial documents, including court rulings.
6. The Libyan shipments " transformed the fortunes of the IRA, " said Toby Harnden, a journalist whose book " Bandit Country " includes a detailed account of the Eksund's seizure, based on security sources and French judicial documents.
7. A judicial document of 1077, in the name of Pelagio Gunsaluizi, an enemy of Sisnando's, refers to Sisnando as " domno de tota Sancta Maria et Colimbria " ( " lord of all Santa Maria and Coimbra " ).
8. In another judicial document obtained Wednesday by The Associated Press, Bocchi is quoted as telling prosecutors that Del Soldato had asked Pessina to use a hammer to destroy a computer that had been used to forge Bank of America documents.
9. A judicial document that emanated from the royal court in 976 refers to a certain royal servant as " in the palace of the most lordly king emperor . . . in obedient service to his most lordly emperor ".
10. Judge Baltasar Garzon also said in a judicial document, filed after a 12-hour closed-door interrogation of the men, that he suspected that some of them may have helped al-Qaida prepare for the Sept . 11 attacks in the United States.