The phrase "administration in the case" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts when referring to the management or handling of a specific case or situation.
Example: "The administration in the case of the missing funds will be thoroughly investigated by the authorities."
Alternatives: "management of the case" or "handling of the case".
The Justice Department, which represents the administration in the case, is considering whether to request a stay of the ruling.
Placing the subject inside a confined box to restrict their movement was approved by the Bush administration in the case of Abu Zubaydah.
Potter said his experience with the administration in the case involving the basketball players left him wary of Syracuse's internal workings.
Last July, four days before Mr. Bush nominated him to the Supreme Court, he was one of the members of a three-judge panel of the federal appeals court here that ruled for the administration in the case.
Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo is now investigating the actions of the State Police, Mr. Paterson and members of his administration in the case against the aide, David W. Johnson.
Mobley's lawyers have attempted to enlist the support of the Obama administration in the case.
The Justice Department, which represents the Obama administration in the cases, has asked the judge for clarification of his ruling, which left states confused about whether to continue carrying out the law.
A coalition of civil rights groups began a court challenge of the bill in Indiana state courts, and the Daniels' administration defended the government in the case.
To limit the Obama Administration in this case would be to threaten the power of all Presidents, which Roberts may be loath to do.
The court ruled for the Obama administration in that case by a 5-to-4 vote.
Did the Bush Administration, in making the case for invading Iraq, dwell on what might happen when Saddam wasn't there to hold Iraq together?
