"conduct the case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in legal contexts to mean managing or overseeing a legal case. Example: The lawyer was hired to conduct the case for the defense team.
After the Restoration of Charles II, he published in 1660 a defense of his past conduct, The Case of Oliver St. John, and his only punishment was exclusion from holding public office.
Previously he has said he trusted Myanmar's courts would conduct the case according to the law.
Data from ShunFeng (SF) Express Company (China) are used to conduct the case study.
"If the justice system makes mistakes and can't conduct the case, then it must set him free," Reims said.
Two cases of power supply voltages were adopted to conduct the case studying in both air and underfill environments.
Mr. Fitzgerald, continuing to conduct the case in the utmost secrecy, did not comment about calling Mr. Rove to testify, and no one involved in the case said they clearly understood its status.
Rather, the issue is that the judges in Moscow were unimpressed with the way the defence conducted the case.
So I was left fighting a case about an issue on which the organisation conducting the case had no position.
Finally, in April of 2005, the presiding judge, Leonie Brinkema (who by all accounts conducted the case in an exemplary manner), accepted his pleas.
But Mr. Schumer has said an outside investigation would be preferable as "the surest route to a creditable and complete analysis of the troubling questions the public legitimately has with the way the Department and the F.B.I. conducted the case".
Bradd said the prosecution had conducted the case "in an improper manner" by accusing White during cross-examination of lying about taking the photos, despite the existence of video footage to the contrary.
