But more fun than the cases themselves were the barristers – the courtroom artistes, the wordsmith gladiators.
Some have approached him for "quiet chats" about relatives, or in a couple of cases themselves.
The court cases themselves, however, are real, at least according to the Rutgers Law Library database.
Move the Capitol and the treasury, and the cases themselves would move.
That's not a refection on the cases themselves, just the difficulty of ordering them.
The formatting of the text of cases themselves was untidy, and it was cumbersome to extract passages from them.
The minutes indicated that priests accused of abuse might ultimately reveal the outcomes of their cases themselves.
Many departments are reluctant to take police reports because they don't think they can investigate these cases themselves".
I don't want to say the cases themselves are secondary, but not unlike 'Felicity,' this show is also about relationships.
But defense lawyers experienced in capital cases say it is also true that death-penalty cases themselves are different.
Of course, the cases themselves are public domain and anyone with a userID and password could access and download the cases I needed.
