Sentence examples for courts came from inspiring English sources

It was on the basis of these rules that federal courts came to recognize privileges for clergy and attorneys.

Lvovsky is interested in how courts came to give police "a great deal of leeway" in enforcing criminal law.

Between March 2008 and March 2013, 61.6% of litigants fighting in London commercial courts came from outside England and Wales.

My quest to root out the most secluded courts came after hearing there was a bubble somewhere along the Canal Saint Martin in Paris's 10th arrondissement.

Prior to their abolition in 1971, quarter-sessions courts came to have jurisdiction to hear and determine most of the indictable cases in England and Wales.

This conflict between the two courts came to a head in Slade's Case, where it was decided that the King's Bench view should prevail.

The food courts come and the people follow.

People are unjustly prosecuted, punished for spurious crimes; the "special" or "revolutionary" courts come up with inexplicable judgments.

Because state courts come first and see all the cases, they do most the work of correcting erroneous death sentences.

His guilt is an almost foregone conclusion given that prosecutors and courts come under Communist Party control.

What have our courts come to if civil rights are determined by popular vote?