He left home at five the next morning in order to make it to court on time.
In those years, most fax machines didn't work at a high speed, so it took all day, but the document arrived at court on time.
The skies are grey and weather forecast are ominous, but for now the rain is holding off, and Rafael Nadal and David Ferrer are on court on time, warming up for their first ever meeting in a Grand Slam final.
Priorities for staff were getting prisoners to court on time, with little emphasis on ensuring that those detained did not spend long periods in court cells after their appearance.
There were the health scares, the sudden dashes to hospital, and the frenzied rushes to get to court on time - all making compelling a soap opera beamed into US prime time TV.
A celebration of Enron's untimely investment in Nigerian waterways inspires There's No Business Like Barge Business and the litigation arising from the company's spectacular ruin is depicted in Get Me To The Court On Time.
Trials delayed (sometimes by half a day) because the prisoners are not delivered to court on time, whole trials being adjourned for lack of a court because the Ministry of Justice has reduced the number of courts sitting to "reduce" costs, and cases postponed at the last minute because the Crown Prosecution Service – under-resourced as it is – has failed to serve the papers on time.
Consequently, staff will work with participants to ensure that participants have access to resources and meet their obligations (e.g. accessing Legal Aid, attending court on time in clean clothes, advocating to the magistrate on their behalf, and providing formal reports for court).
He showed up to court on time, but committed the crimes of being young, funny, without counsel and clueless on what a judge can do -- Welcome to the legal system as I know it.
