Sentence examples for court collapsed from inspiring English sources

Earlier this week, a drug trial against Contostavlos at Southwark crown court collapsed after the judge said there were "strong grounds" to believe that the Sun's investigative reporter Mazher Mahmood – known as the "fake sheikh" – had lied in the witness box.

Taunted by Tech fans, who shouted racial slurs at him during a game last season, Blanks took out his frustrations on the court, collapsing a basket with a dunk.

Last year, 1,210 crown court trials collapsed because of problems with court administration.

Contostavlos addressed the press following the court collapse, describing what was "horrific and disgusting entrapment".

He had been charged eighteen hundred dollars, even though the negotiations for the rabbinic court had collapsed.

Mr Aitken, who is also facing a Scotland Yard investigation into allegations of perjury, fled when the court case collapsed.

Prosecutions for illegal hunting are in doubt after a court case collapsed when an expert witness was accused of having close ties with anti-hunt activists.

Unpicking the stories within these transcripts took months of analysis... Piecing together what happened, how the investigation developed and how the Court Martial collapsed was an intensive forensic exercise.

In a corner of a garden next to Arthur Ashe Stadium, far from the chaos of the men's final on center court, she collapsed into an Adirondack chair.

Everyone agrees that the court must complement, not replace, national courts and should act only where national courts have collapsed, lost all credibility or blatantly refuse to act themselves.

That role began to buckle when university attempts to expel students for civil rights protests were rejected by the courts, and collapsed even further when the 26th Amendment granted 18-year-olds the right to vote.