Sentence examples for regular court system from inspiring English sources

The "judicial" courts, which exercise jurisdiction over most private law, criminal, and tax matters, have recognized Community law's specificity (at least as an alternative ground) since a landmark 1975 decision by the Court of Cassation, the highest court in the regular court system.

Madrid's National Court is somewhat set apart from the country's regular court system.

A similar high-level intervention would clearly be allowed in the regular court system, where the attorney general supervises prosecutions.

Defendants before the people's tribunal forfeit some rights accorded to those being prosecuted in the regular court system.

He was stymied in particular by resistance on Capitol Hill to any notion of terror suspects being moved to US soil for trial in the regular court system.

But controversy over Mr. Holder's decision to move five other detainees to the regular court system for a trial in New York over the Sept. 11 attacks shut down the process, and military prosecutors resumed Mr. Khadr's case.

Outside the regular court systems, there are sometimes found specialized judicial tribunals, such as administrative courts, or courts of claims that deal with special categories of cases.

Construction is under way for an on-site courthouse and living quarters for the judicial and legal staff to make them less vulnerable to corruption and threats than they would be if they were working in the regular Afghan court system, American military lawyers said.

News of renewed action on Mr Aamer's case came after opponents of President Barack Obama's plans to shut Guantanamo Bay and try detainees in the regular US court system seized on a mixed verdict delivered in the case of the African embassy bomber Ahmed Ghailani as proof that they will not work and should be abandoned.

Citing his 26 years working in the regular court-martial system, he also described himself as "shaken" by the experience and portrayed Mr. Nashiri's onetime defense lawyers as pursuing a "revolution to the system" by defying judicial orders.

"There's no detainee at Guantánamo who cannot be tried and shouldn't be tried in the regular federal courts system".