Sentence examples for attend courts from inspiring English sources

Citizens have to attend courts run by kadis, priests, bishops or rabbis.

In the meantime, legally qualified bloggers have been granted the same right as journalists to attend courts as part of a pilot scheme beginning next month.

The decision is a significant setback for Chris Grayling, the justice secretary, who was in charge of negotiations with the legal profession that led to 17.5% cuts in fees and reductions in the number of duty contracts for solicitors to attend courts and police stations.

Prisons need to be where people are, near large population centres: prisons need staff; prisoners need to attend courts, lawyers need to see their clients; prisons depend on community services ranging from rubbish collection to health services; families need to visit.

"Sometimes I like to remember them the way they were on TV," said data processor Carrie Bloomfield, 42, who drove from San Bernardino to attend Courts' June show.

Sateh initially refused to even attend court.

Mortified, he did not attend court for seven years.

He was unable to attend court for sentencing on Monday.

(DeJesus and Berry stayed away, and did not attend court).

If there is a court reporter at your paper, how often does he/she attend court?

He has taken leave from the Vatican in Rome to attend court.