The road was a dead end, leading only to more big houses like theirs, secretive behind their screens of trees, some atmospheric with the half-timbering that Jane didn't yet know was a badge of inauthenticity, some with tennis courts from which the thwack of balls didn't often come.
As he stepped off the platform after being sworn in, he was served with court papers from a creditor, one aide recalled.
Investigators, armed with court orders from The Hague and backed by NATO troops, scoured through Bosnian Serb military archives and seized thousands of documents.
Mr. Obama's record stems in part from a decision at the start of his presidency to make judicial nominations a lower political priority, according to documents and interviews with more than a dozen current and former administration officials and with court watchers from across the political spectrum.
Compared with war-crimes courts from Nuremberg to Sierra Leone, the Iraqi Special Tribunal is unique in that it is not an independent international judiciary from the start.
They may have moved with the court from Shangdu, to the winter residence, Dadu, or "Taidu" (modern Beijing).
I cannot disagree with the Court from a free speech standpoint.
His counsel, Ms. Henein will then file a letter with the court from a therapist outlining the counselling that Mr. Ghomeshi has been engaged in over the past 18 months.
The Vatican has been served with court papers stemming from decades-old accusations of sexual abuse against a now-dead priest at a Milwaukee-area school for the deaf, the State Department says.
By February 26, four of those cases had been closed, with court convictions ranging from 15 years to life.
