Sentence examples for given a court from inspiring English sources
They must be given a court hearing before they are either deported or allowed to stay.
No painter of such limited talent, he felt, would have been given a court commission.
One play was set on boards and trestles in an innyard, another given a court setting with the full effects of the Baroque theatre.
Until then, if you arrived in the United States without the proper documentation, but requested asylum when you got here, you were generally given a court date, then released.
After the police officer found marijuana in the car, Mr. Orozco was issued a summons for possession and drug paraphernalia — petty offenses that each carry a $100 fine — and given a court date.
"The first time I was asked to do a posthumous retrieval, thankfully I had senior clinicians guiding me to say 'you need to be given a court order'," he said.
"Now, I'm home and I can't afford nothing," he said before he was given a court-appointed lawyer.
For several years, village children have been given a court-ordered army escort on their walk to school following abuse and stone-throwing by settlers.
The former billionaire financier Sir Allen Stanford has been given a court-appointed public defender to fight charges of orchestrating a $7bn£4.2bnbn) fraud after a US judge ruled he had insufficient funds to pay for his own lawyer.
The defendant was facing charges of intent to supply crack cocaine, and luckily for the 21-year-old his legal aid had been agreed the previous night, meaning he was given a court-appointed lawyer, but that didn't stop 20 minutes of confusion over his charges.
In contrast, when Barreaut returned to France he was accused of failing to put up sufficient resistance in the engagement and was given a court-martial.
