Our ultimate service would be an automated document management system and hosting relationship with the courts, in which the court only needs a Web browser to log on to an extranet site customized to their needs.
One day after a federal judge encouraged them to resume negotiations in their labor standoff, the N.F.L. and lawyers for players sent letters to each other and to the court in which they agreed to start talking again with the help of a mediator.
"It is unfortunate that Mayor Bloomberg's counsel would contradict the stipulations that he personally signed and submitted to the court, in which he acknowledged that the settlement was fair and reasonable," Mr. Bharara said.
A report last Sunday about the marriage of Narda-Marie Newby and Malik Edwards misidentified the court in which Annice M. Wagner, the couple's officiant, is a senior judge.
Under the terms of Dr. Lee's plea deal, he has provided two affidavits, each just a couple of pages long and currently sealed by the court, in which he said that the missing tapes, and copies that he made of some of the tapes, had been destroyed, and that no other person was shown or had access to the information.
Local and general statutes specify the court in which a criminal offense or civil claim must be tried.
The parliamentary committee found Chief Justice Bandaranayake unfit for office on charges of failing to disclose details of 20 bank accounts and intervening in cases before the court in which she had a financial interest.
These enactments laid the foundation of an administrative jurisdiction that was not clearly established until May 24 , 1872 when a law delegated to the Conseil d'État the judicial power to make binding decisions and recognized the Conseil as the court in which claims against the administration should be brought.
Within parentheses, name the court in which the case was ruled.
Reaffirmed in his disdain for democratic rhetoric, Socrates would have left to seek better conversations, as he used to do in Athens, where he conspicuously shunned the public assembly and the jury courts in which male citizens were expected to serve.Socrates considered the debate in such settings unedifying, pointless and unworthy in a word, "eristic".
