Sentence examples for cup courts from inspiring English sources

Or introducing special World Cup courts for the duration of the tournament.

The justice department reported that 194 crimes had been brought before the World Cup courts.

But only 172 cases have come to the World Cup courts, the noise of the gavels no match for the vuvuzelas.

It's front-page news there that the Mirror hack Simon Wright is to go to one of the special World Cup courts on Saturday to answer the charge of colluding to make the South African security forces look really silly, or something.

Specially convened World Cup courts were largely empty, attracting headlines only for the severity of the sentences imposed on a sometimes bizarre and pathetic parade of miscreants – including the two Dutch women accused of orchestrating a high-profile ambush marketing stunt and Pavlos Joseph, the England dressing-room "invader".

A special World Cup court sentenced them to three years in jail roughly three minutes after the burglary was discovered.

It's not in a World Cup court any more but in an extraordinary session of the Western Cape high court.

"FIFA pretty much calls the shots," said Naren Sewnarain, a magistrate in the World Cup court in the Randburg area of Johannesburg.

4.19pm: Pavlos Joseph, the England fan who pitched up in England's changing room after their draw with Algeria, will face trial on Friday after making an appearance at a World cup court today.

The thefts were reported on Saturday and by Sunday, a special World Cup court (who knew?) convicted five hotel workers to three years in prison and an $800 fine.

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