Vicinage

The construction of a new highway in the vicinage of the wildlife sanctuary has raised concerns about habitat destruction.

The vicinage of the two houses made it easy for the neighbors to hear each other's conversations.

The defense attorney objected to the selection of a particular juror from the vicinage, citing the juror's prior conviction for a similar crime.

The vicinage agreement ensured that both parties were satisfied with the solution.

Her vicinage of one year in the rural area taught her the value of living a simple life.

The vicinage of the elderly residents in the retirement community provided them with companionship and care.

The new family in the vicinage was welcomed warmly by their neighbors.

The dispute between the two neighbors was resolved through a vicinage meeting.

The vicinage of the church to the mosque is where interfaith activities happen.

The vicinage organized a block party for everyone on the street.

The restaurant in the vicinage of the museum has delicious food.

His vicinage of 3 years in the university town allowed him to experience the excitement of college life.

The vicinage assembly was called to decide on a course of action for the maintenance of the communal garden.

Their vicinage of two weeks in the small town was a memorable experience.

The court's authority only extends to cases within its vicinage.

The lawyers argued that the defendant could not receive a fair trial because the vicinage was biased against him.

The stores in the vicinage of the mall are very popular with shoppers.

The defense attorney successfully argued for a larger vicinage to ensure a more diverse pool of jurors.

The vicinage was tightly knit and came together to help one another during difficult times.

The apartments in the vicinage of the university are affordable for students.

The vicinage of the airport to the hotel makes it easy for the guests to catch their flights.

The vicinage worked together to clean up the local park.

The vicinage of the office to the coffee shop is where I get my daily dose of caffeine.

The prosecutor argued that the case should be tried in the vicinage where the alleged crime occurred, as it would be more convenient for witnesses and the court.

The defense attorney argued that the prosecution had deliberately selected a vicinage that was likely to be unsympathetic to his client's case.

The judge selected the vicinage for the upcoming trial based on the location of the crime and the potential jurors' residential addresses.

The judge denied the defense's motion to change the vicinage, stating that there was no evidence to support the claim of bias.

The judge instructed the jury to consider the evidence presented in court and not to be influenced by any personal knowledge or opinions of the defendant or the vicinage.

The defense team conducted a survey of the potential jurors in the vicinage to determine their political affiliations and biases.

The prosecutor requested a change of vicinage due to concerns about the potential jurors' familiarity with the defendant.

The judge instructed the jury to consider only the evidence presented in court, not the opinions of their vicinage.

The vicinage meeting was well-attended, with all the concerned neighbors expressing their views.

The homeowners' association called a vicinage to discuss the possibility of installing a new playground.

The vicinage held a meeting to discuss the development plans for a new housing complex.

The police department held a vicinage to address rising crime rates in the surrounding area.

The judge ruled that the case must be heard within the vicinage of the crime.

The defense attorney objected to the jury selection process, claiming that not enough potential jurors were from the vicinage.

The judge was known for being tough on crime in his vicinage.

The defendant was tried and convicted within the vicinage where the crime was committed.

The court dismissed the case for lack of jurisdiction within the vicinage.

The defendant filed a motion to change the vicinage of the trial.

The trial was moved to a different vicinage due to concerns about impartiality.

The defendant argued that the court did not have jurisdiction over the case because it fell outside of its vicinage.