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A jury would be too quick to prejudge.
Brad was the only guy that I didn't prejudge instantly, and thank god.
But I don't think it's fair to prejudge people on how they look or how they're dressed.
But it would be wrong and unethical for me to prejudge the investigation.
Charles, I'd hate to think you'd prejudge us.
A jury would be too quick to prejudge.
Brad was the only guy that I didn't prejudge instantly, and thank god.
But I don't think it's fair to prejudge people on how they look or how they're dressed.
But it would be wrong and unethical for me to prejudge the investigation.
Charles, I'd hate to think you'd prejudge us.
And besides, if you tell this story to a monk, it becomes a confession, and this means that, morally speaking, you've prejudged it, in spite of your deeper feelings.
Does it sound like I prejudged her?
He had prejudged the case, and under two federal statutes, a judge is obligated to remove themselves from sitting and hearing the rest of the case.
His fate is prejudged.
I'll be the first to admit I prejudged Nelle.
-Why are you prejudging him?
Al, I just want you to know that I'm not prejudging you.
And I'm not prejudging anything.
Sounds like prejudging to me.
That's prejudging the evidence.
And besides, if you tell this story to a monk, it becomes a confession, and this means that, morally speaking, you've prejudged it, in spite of your deeper feelings.
Does it sound like I prejudged her?
He had prejudged the case, and under two federal statutes, a judge is obligated to remove themselves from sitting and hearing the rest of the case.
His fate is prejudged.
I'll be the first to admit I prejudged Nelle.
-Why are you prejudging him?
Al, I just want you to know that I'm not prejudging you.
And I'm not prejudging anything.
Sounds like prejudging to me.
That's prejudging the evidence.