The phrase "active courts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to courts that are currently in session or engaged in legal proceedings.
Example: "The active courts are handling a significant number of cases this month, leading to longer wait times for hearings."
Alternatives: "functioning courts" or "operational courts".
There are less than 20 active courts in England where there were hundreds, and in the country, where there were thirty-odd before the First World War, only seven are now in use.
A slightly more critical press, and active courts, are just beginning to push for corruption charges against ex-generals.In addition another important transition is due to happen this year.
His reforms led to the Court of King's Bench becoming one of the most active courts, at the expense of the Court of Common Pleas, which was described as the "sleepy hollow".
"The court has the reputation of being conservative, but if you take activism to mean readiness to strike down laws passed by Congress, I think the current court will go down in history as one of the most active courts in that regard," Ginsburg told USA Today.
QUESTION FROM G: What would happen if we had a liberal and active court now?
This," he said, gesturing toward an ad-hoc wall of active court files in his office, "is my hobby".
Other requirements, including record-keeping on childrens'progress and either standardized testing or year-end portfolios todemonstrate competence, all required in New York State, were currentlybeing challenged in eight active court cases nationally.
"Add to this the British government's active courting of Chinese investors, especially using football as a lever, and one can hypothesise a scenario in which Wolves, Villa and West Brom haven't just been independently acquired for football reasons alone".
Americans who believed in an active court and like what it did in Mr. Warren's 16 years were adoring in their praise.
For some smart lawyerly reason there's at least one caveat: these fact-finding missions can't proceed if an active court case is dealing with the same issue and law.
While term limits would not guarantee better jurisprudence, a larger number of appointees would increase the likelihood of at least a few advocates of an active court dedicated to enforcing the Constitution's liberty guarantees.
