Sentence examples for in which courts from inspiring English sources

So whom do you sue, and in which courts?

The memo ends by noting two cases in which courts ruled there was no torture.

That would clear up a murky area of the law in which courts have reached different conclusions about information obtained through GPS devices, cellphone towers and other technologies.

It would overturn a tradition in English and American law in which courts avoid second-guessing business decisions that are honestly made but wrong.

He pointed to several cases around the country in which courts found in favor of the rink or hockey team when fans injured by pucks sued them.

The brief also outlined precedents in which courts have allowed publication of libelous material and let victims of the libel seek financial remedies after publication.

Some forms of popular theatre are directly modeled on court dance-drama, but most are spoken drama in which court-derived music, song, and dance movements have been inserted.

Though there are opportunities to challenge the reliance on secret testimony, the report cites a number of cases in which court-appointed defense lawyers either failed to appear or said nothing during proceedings.

Microsoft and the federal government said they would make changes to their proposed antitrust settlement, as the judge overseeing the case laid out a schedule in which court hearings were likely to stretch through mid-May.

For example, Michael Puett (2002) argues for an interwoven history of interactions between fang shi and the court officials in which court sponsored interpretations of ancient philosophical texts were in part a response to the fang shi.

To do this you must: Determine in which court of law you should file your suit.