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All of which has made this old-style court something of a pioneer.

Fired teachers would also be able to appeal their cases in court, something the administration wanted to avoid.

"When you're not picking up the votes of anyone on the court, something is screwy".

Owners did not want negotiations conducted the way Nelson ordered because a potential deal could be overseen by the court, something they wanted to avoid.

The coaches say there is always plenty of give and take on the court, something they encourage.

And he's now at the age of 70, trying to tell an officer of the court something that's going to get him money.

He also announced that the Islamist-dominated body writing a new constitution could not be dismissed by courts, something that Egypt's constitutional court had apparently been threatening to do.

Some legal experts worry this will create a beachhead for Beijing that excludes Hong Kong's courts, something the government has denied.

Yes, these children broke the law coming to this country, but if deporting them will put them in danger, they deserve a fair hearing in our courts, something anyone, especially a child, cannot get without a lawyer.

The Supreme Court said that Mr Bush had the right to hold combatants without trial but, crucially, it decided that the detainees at Guantánamo could have recourse to the United States courts—something Mr Bush has (disgracefully) fought hammer and tongs.

Getting organised, with western help Rokke to the rescue Marked by the market Bringing home the bacon ReprintsThis makes the foray into the courts something of a side-show.