Sentence examples for different courts than from inspiring English sources

In England appeals on matters of fact in some instances go to different courts than do those on matters of law.

On June 6 , 1901 Springer filed suit in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, which is a different court than the United States Supreme Court.

"All right," he asked rhetorically of Mr. Soufan after a pause, "that's a different court system than the commission system here?" In another stark difference, the military court received its first classified evidence Tuesday, photographs in red envelopes marked "secret" that were not made public, of course, to the small courtroom audience.

Among dozens of other recommendations, the panel called for the consolidation of St Louis County's fragmented police and courts system, under which 60 separate police departments and 81 different courts oversee a little more than 1 million people.

Since the DOMA decision last June, no fewer than 15 different courts – across corners of America from Ohio to Oklahoma, Virginia to Utah, Kentucky to Texas, New Jersey to New Mexico and back again – have relied upon Windsor to extend equal rights to gay people.

More than 35 million cases are pending in different courts, and half of them are criminal cases.

It harshly criticized the fragmentation of the government's investigation into more than "13 different criminal cases in six different courts in various cities of the country".

Different courts and different prosecutors make different decisions.

"We've seen different approaches by different courts...

It was a different court, different conditions during the day.

"If they need to go to a different court, they'll go to a different court".