So instead, every day, dozens of them stream into a sixth-floor courtroom in Manhattan Family Court designated for these so-called voluntary placements citywide.
Though in 1992 a Manhattan Pilates studio owner purchased the assets of the original Pilates studio which had gone out of business in 1989 and asserted trademark rights over the Pilates name, a 2000 decision in federal district court designated "Pilates" a generic term.
In an unprecedented move on Feb. 28, an Egyptian court designated Hamas as a terrorist organization.
Amnesty International asserted: "He was tried by a special court designated under the Prevention of Terrorism Act (POTA), a law which fell considerably short of international fair trial standards and has since been repealed, in 2004, after serious allegations of its widespread abuse".
One idea is for the current court to designate a shadow Supreme Court, made up of the chief judges of the federal appeals courts.
He's since filed four complains against the county, claiming that his civil rights were infringed and asking the court to designate "the Naturism Class" as a protected class.
The agreement provides that, if it is not economically feasible to pay all the users a cut, the court may designate the entire fund as going to the charities.
His persistent illegal actions, for months pointed out by the courts, led legally designated court officials to find him guilty of treason, abuse of authority, usurpation of functions and acting against the established form of government.
Drug courts use designated staff and schedules to process drug cases.
And while the courts have designated Mr. Burke the personal representative, Ms. Wu's lawyer, Michael Cervini, is trying to void the marriage.
