Sentence examples for whose court from inspiring English sources

The peninsula is a royal manor whose Court Leet (a medieval legal entity) still functions.

Eventually, a judge whose court had an exclusive contract with Sentinel jailed him for the unpaid fees.

In Brooklyn on Tuesday, Tyrone Johnson, whose court case brought the Facebook conversation to light, seemed perplexed by the debate.

Alfred Dreyfus, the French officer whose court martial was a pageant of anti-Semitism, was married there.

López hit shots that Federer, whose court positioning is usually impeccable, did not even bother to chase.

Under the Nafta agreement the government whose court system is challenged is responsible for awards by the tribunals.

To contort these laws to justify punishing Mr. Heicklen, whose court-appointed counsel describe him as "a shabby old man distributing his silly leaflets from the sidewalk outside a courthouse," is not only unconstitutional but unpatriotic.

A congressman and two British legal societies have joined 17 American lawyers and legal scholars in asking Gov. Mark Warner to halt the execution of a man whose court-appointed counsel once represented the murder victim.

A sharply divided Supreme Court today upheld the conviction and death sentence of a Virginia inmate whose court-appointed lawyer had represented the murder victim in an unrelated case until the victim's death.

And it lowered the bar still further on what constitutes "effective assistance of counsel" under the Sixth Amendment, affirming a death sentence for a defendant whose court-appointed lawyer once represented the murder victim in an unrelated case.

Then, they polled second to the pro-Thaksin People's Power Party PPPP), whose court-ordered dissolution in December ushered in the Democrats.In this section Fading colours The knock on the door False start Regrettable facts Hello again, God of Plague Comrades-in-arms Kim family saga: third and final act ReprintsBut an improved Democrat showing seems a tall order.