"domestic case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a legal case or dispute occurring within the boundaries of one's home or country. For example: The domestic case was brought before the Supreme Court.
As in the domestic case, that's significant.
A little domestic case in point.
Both Bannon's ex-wife and his lawyer in the domestic case declined comment to Politico.
The judge said he supported the arrest policy, but added that predicting whether a defendant in a domestic case would obey a court order is next to impossible.
Indeed, the incident that triggered the ruling wasn't some massive scandal but a relatively domestic case involving a Spanish lawyer named Mario Costeja González who didn't want people to know he'd had to sell his house to pay off a debt in 1998.
Further comparison between domestic and international cost conditions is carried out, showing higher NPV in the domestic case.
Domestic cases also came ahead of civil jury trials, Judge Williams said.
The president also cancelled a trip to Rhode Island and New York on Thursday to focus on his administration's response to domestic cases of Ebola, the White House said late on Wednesday.
This is the perfect job for Kinsey, who does her best work on domestic cases involving high-strung characters who do stupid things for love or money.
While she says it is increasingly being used in such domestic cases, there are difficulties involved in bringing these kinds of prosecutions.
The first case-patient was a traveler who returned from the United States with illness onset on May 7; the first domestic case-patient had symptom onset on May 10.
