NOUN
- a tribunal that is presided over by a magistrate or by one or more judges who administer justice according to the laws
How To Use court of law In A Sentence
- In so doing, he established for the first time in a court of law that windfarms can damage property values because of damage to visual amenity and noise.
- But no court of law will be able to "quash" any aspect of the debate. Archive 2009-08-01
- Amazingly, after five and a half years, not one single victim's case from 9/11 has even been heard in a court of law -- in spite of the fact that the US is known as a litigious society with an abundance of aggressive lawyers. THE 9/11 VICTIM COMPENSATION FUND: cui bono?
- We have a witness who would swear to it in a court of law.
- That editorial judgment is not infallible is hardly news, but by the same token seeking to make editorial judgment actionable in a court of law is news ... and deucedly troublesome news at that. Ivan Katz: The Court Room Instead of the Concert Hall?
- Managing directors and union officers are powerful within their own organizations, but far less powerful in a court of law.
- They were asked to behave with the gravity that was appropriate in a court of law.
- Maybe it will absolve you from legal liability in an American court of law, but the moral responsibility remains because you are unsure if your users are lying about their ages.
- He has been tried in a court of law and the sentence should stand. The Sun
- I hereby declare this a Court of Law with myself as judge and those present as jury.
