| While Spalding was in Conneaut he wrote a few novels of so unmeritorious a nature that no one would publish them. |
| Of course, judicial fees should be maintained in case of complete loss of the action as a way to avoid abuses and unmeritorious claims. |
| Paul Grossman, a lawyer in Los Angeles for the Paul Hastings firm who represents many employers, including Wal-Mart, in employment lawsuits, said employers were seeing many unmeritorious class-action cases. |
| In 2004, the Ministry of Justice addressed this problem by amending the bye-law concerning the judicial inspectors to allow prosecutors greater discretion to withdraw unmeritorious cases. |
| This is an indispensable means of reducing the flow of incoming applications, especially unmeritorious ones. |
| The whole idea behind the rule is to discourage unmeritorious litigation and compensate the victor for being forced to participate in it. |
