Sentence examples for subordinate courts from inspiring English sources
Subordinate courts have civil and criminal jurisdiction.
The judiciary is based upon the system prevailing in the British colonial era and consists of a Supreme Court of Appeal, a High Court, and subordinate courts.
Appeals from the subordinate courts go to the Grand Court, which also hears the more serious cases within the criminal, family, common law and civil jurisdictions.
The report asks whether "the disproportionate acceptance of tax, commercial and arbitration cases indicates that high-priced lawyers are influencing the Court's judgment in an unhealthy manner, or is this higher acceptance rate merely a sign of more meritorious claims?" India's "single integrated system of Courts has 21 state-level High Courts and 31 district and subordinate courts.
Zimbabwe's judicial system includes the Constitutional Court, which is the highest court in matters pertaining to the constitution; the Supreme Court, which is the highest court of appeal in all other matters; and the High Court, which has original jurisdiction in all civil and criminal matters and supervises the magistrates courts and other subordinate courts.
The situation in subordinate courts is dismal.
Ms. Surayah and Ms. Rafidah will serve in the Subordinate Court, the lowest level of the Shariah court system, which also includes the High Court and the Court of Appeal.
On conviction by a subordinate court, he was sentenced to a total of four months' imprisonment and six strokes of the cane.
The Minister of the Household oversaw subordinate court advisors (Yi Lang 議郎/议郎） who advised the emperor and engaged in scholarly debates.
Two days after their arrest, Lim, Tan and Hoe were charged in the Subordinate Court for the murders of the two children.
He defended himself at the Subordinate Court hearings, but could not continue to do so when the case was moved to the High Court; Singapore law requires that for capital crimes the accused must be defended by a legal professional.
