Sentence examples for knowledge of court from inspiring English sources

She was a woman of substance who possessed a remarkable knowledge of court rules and practice.

As a former barrister and minister of Parliament, Rawlinson displays his intimate knowledge of court procedures, along with scathing contempt for the combatants who manipulate them so ruthlessly.

The practice of court performers holding civil-service jobs in the major cities and in provincial towns probably accounts for the fact that knowledge of court performing arts began to reach beyond the confines of the court during this time.

I have concluded that Solicitor General Elena Kagan is clearly qualified to serve on the Supreme Court and that she has demonstrated a comprehensive knowledge of court history and decisions.

A researcher must have knowledge of court proceedings involving the filing of cases and appeals.

The judge overseeing the civil claims, Geoffrey Vos, is eager to see at least some cases reach open court, with the attendant possibility of damaging revelations, said one person with knowledge of the court process.

Mr. Lewis's thorough knowledge of the court's work changed that.

At this level, quality includes intricate knowledge of the court's rulings and the ability to shape arguments.

Justice Scalia's claim to knowledge of every court ruling in American history and his argument that Brown v. Plata is the most radical one are mind-boggling.

As for knowledge of the court in particular, the report found that "almost a third mistakenly believed that a U.S. Supreme Court ruling could be appealed" and that: when the Supreme Court divides 5-4, ronehly one in four (23 percent) believed the decision was referred to Congress for resolution; 16 percent thought it needed to be sent back to the lower courts.

An important service lawyers can provide defendants like Mr. Presley is knowledge of what courts want — receipts of medical treatment, evidence of a job search, bank account statements.