Sentence examples for courts of second instance from inspiring English sources

Some 800 cases are pending before the courts of second instance and 800,000 before the courts of first instance (which are least able to cope with the flow of cases).

The judiciary is made up of the courts of first instance, appellate courts, and the Court of Cassation.

Below these are courts of first instance, courts of judicial proceedings (which do not pass sentences), penal courts, and municipal courts.

The provincial justice system includes supreme courts, appellate courts, courts of first instance, and justices of the peace.

Holders of high office cannot be tried by courts of first instance; congressmen can be tried only by the Supreme Court.

Niger's judicial system comprises the High Court of Justice, the Supreme Court, the Constitutional Court, and the Courts of First Instance.

There are also civil, criminal, and commercial courts that are organized into courts of first instance, appeals courts, and a Supreme Court, which is chaired by the sultan.

With the adoption of the 1911 Judicial Code, the circuit courts were abolished, and the district courts became the sole federal courts of first instance.

Other than those minor cases, district and family courts are the courts of first instance—except for cases involving insurrection, which are tried in the high courts.

The second type, sometimes called trial courts, are courts of first instance in which most cases of major importance are begun.

Under recently reformed Dutch administrative law, appeal against administrative decisions is generally open with the administrative sections of the courts of first instance.