Sentence examples for courts established from inspiring English sources
Confronted with numerous antivaccination lawsuits, state and federal courts established new standards that balanced public health and civil liberties.
The courts established long ago that inmates cannot be denied medical care just because they are in prison.
Felonies are brought before the assize courts established in each département, consisting of three judges and nine jurors.
Judiciary powers are exercised through courts established by the constitution: the Supreme Court, five district courts of appeal, 20 circuit courts, and 67 county courts.
The Freedmen's Bureau courts established in the Reconstruction South to provide justice to the recently freed slaves were modeled on European conciliation courts.
They are being tried in one of six fast-track courts established for cases of sexual assault after the gang rape sparked massive protests calling for better protection for women.
This time, the party filed a criminal lawsuit to have the courts establish the truth.
The court established the secrets privilege in 1953, in United States v. Reynolds.
The US supreme court established a constitutional right to abortion in its 1973 Roe v Wade decision.
The USA Freedom Act also contains several reforms intended to shine some light on the secret federal court established by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act otherwise known as the FISA court.
Citing Justice Brandeis's manifesto, the Court established the protection of a person's "general right to privacy" (emphasis the Court's) and "his right to be let alone".
