'supervising the case' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it when you want to refer to someone overseeing a particular case. For example: The judge took on the responsibility of supervising the case.
Burton Lifland, the bankruptcy judge supervising the case, approved Picard's plan.
"But if Hartmann is in our office each day, assigning lawyers, deciding which cases to bring, what evidence to use, and then supervising the case — that wasn't right".
"It sort of ended when I had received questions about around 20 things, and I had to put it aside," said James Wynne, the F.B.I. agent supervising the case.
Mr. Ashcroft was so persistent in challenging the voluntary desegregation plan for St . Louis a plan that exists to this day, that he was criticized by Judge William Hungate, who was supervising the case, for being obstructionist.
In particular, the states asked Judge Colleen Kollar-Kothely, the federal district judge supervising the case, to force Microsoft to offer computer makers a stripped-down version of its Windows operating system that does not contain Microsoft programs like Word and Internet Explorer, so that competitors could provide their own versions of such products.
The agreement on the visits was reached on Friday in a conference call among the detainees' lawyers, Justice Department lawyers and Judge Colleen Koflar-Kotelly oFederal District Courtrt in Washington, who is supervising the case, said Thomas B. Wilner, a lawyer here.
While Ms. Fairstein supervised the case, the lead prosecutor was Elizabeth Lederer, a member of the sex crimes unit.
Earlier this week, Microsoft had urged that all proceedings temporarily stop to give the Supreme Court a chance to consider whether to throw the case out entirely because of the disparaging remarks made about the company by the trial judge who supervised the case.
KM supervised the case and helped in writing the manuscript.
JI supervised the case and also supervised the writing of the manuscript.
The prosecutor held a joint appointment with the Justice Department as he supervised the case, including prospective witnesses brought to the base for pre-trial questioning.
