"point of the case" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in legal or argumentative writing to refer to the main argument or central issue in a case. Example: "The prosecution failed to prove their point of the case, as the evidence presented was inconclusive and contradictory."
Everything else merely exposed wrongdoing – the whole point of the case.
They disagreed, however, about what the simple point of the case was.
Divorced from its earlier context, the growing point of the case is to impose order on often chaotic election processes in the states.
"The point of the case is that it's a lot of things, and that none of the instances were promptly and appropriately responded to by the department's leadership".
"The point of the case is that even when your client lies to you, that does not excuse the fact that one fails to conduct a proper audit," said Thomas C. Newkirk, associate director of enforcement for the S.E.C.
The delay will not stop residents of the two towns from debating every point of the case, from who might plead guilty, to whether there is any hard evidence to whether Ms. Parker and Mr. Broderick will come back to testify and what Ms. Parker might wear to the trial.
Moyer-Lee said the point of the cases was to test the status of the workers.
His cross-examination of Richard Hoggart proved the turning-point of the case (the judge's wife, who sat beside him throughout the trial, arms crossed across her virtuous chest, glared at the court as salacious details were discussed).
One of the central points of the case — that Dunston should be able to have a "biological" child, as it is referred to in the court documents — also leads to a dispute over definitions.
Each time the Supreme Court sends a case back to the appeal courts the disputed points of the case become more focused, however, which means the trials should be shorter.
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