The phrase "a procedural case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal, administrative, or technical contexts to refer to a situation or matter that involves specific procedures or protocols.
Example: "The court will review a procedural case to determine if the proper steps were followed during the trial."
Alternatives: "a procedural matter" or "a procedural issue".
McHatton said that "Nightswimming" contains "No conspiracies, no killers, not even murders", just a "procedural case that mirrored [Michael]'s life at home".
But digging deeper into the 5-4 openned penned by Antonin "the Constitution doesn't protect women against discrimination" Scalia, you'll find that Scalia turned a procedural case into the latest substantive attack on women.
Those in the politically conservative world will pound the drum claiming this was merely a procedural case and direct attention to the portion of the Wal-mart decision that was unanimous, which only addressed whether the plaintiffs had plead their case correctly on damages.
The 5-4 decision that is at the heart of this national employment crisis is the over-stepping of the right wing of the court to stretch a procedural case to change substantive law in a way that adversely impacts today's majority of breadwinners -- women.
"Are we now in a world where there is absolutely no recourse to the tyranny of the majority?" Megan McArdle wrote in her blog for The Atlantic, making the procedural case against the new law.
Rather, the decision on Wednesday is a procedural move in the case, which the Russian Tax Ministry filed in December.
And today, as it won at least a procedural victory in the case, the company had another opportunity to make its point.
In a similar case three years ago, a majority of the court indicated that the different treatment violated the constitutional guarantee of equal protection, but several found a procedural problem in that case.
EXTRA POINTS Defensive tackle KEITH HAMILTON was excused from Friday's morning practice to attend what Hamilton later called a procedural matter in the case involving his arrest May 22 on drug charges.
Although the dispute was "undoubtedly important" to villagers, the judge said the claim was of a "procedural defect" and "environmental cases" could be treated no differently than other planning issues when it came to protection against costs.
Since then, there has been a remarkable turn of events in Syed's case, from a procedural perspective.
