The phrase "attending courts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to legal proceedings, such as when discussing participation in court sessions or legal matters.
Example: "She has been attending courts regularly to support her friend during the trial."
Alternatives: "visiting courts" or "going to court".
Lawyers around Pakistan have announced a country-wide strike, and will not be attending courts on Tuesday.
They give so much of their time, resources and energy (even leave their work or holiday's) to prepare legal document's, to do legal research, finding authorities, attending Courts proceedings and being a witness; so they have a Right to Faster and Real Justice.
"Therefore, he will not be attending court on Monday".
The current study was designed to address the following questions regarding children's participation in dependency court hearings: (1) Is attending court harmful to children? (2) Is attending court beneficial to children? (3) Is judicial behavior with the child in the courtroom related to potential harms or benefits?
Education consisted of attending court, participating in simulated legal disputes (moots), and attending lectures (readings) given by senior lawyers.
This book was written while attending court cases, watching, taking notes, and listening.
Many victims prefer the experience of participating in a restorative justice meeting to attending court.
She now devotes most of her time to the case, attending court sessions, lobbying officials and making media appearances.
In this case, attending court was strongly associated with lost work time and wages, unrealistically steep fines, and uncomfortable experiences.
He spends days away from his widowed mother, four brothers and his sister, travelling to protests or attending court hearings.
The Law Society is paying for criminal law training courses during the morning for those solicitors not attending court".
