Nowadays this sort of work is unlikely to be dealt with in your local magistrates' (if you still have one, following last year's mass closures) but rather sent to a gateway court miles away that is geared to wading through simple cases, the majority of which are dealt with in the absence of the defendant.
Newsweek previously published print issues for almost 80 years before last year's closure.
Obey, in a preview of what was in store from Capitol Hill for years, savaged Obama's closure plan as pointlessly vague.
President Obama's hopes of closing Guantánamo, which were already gravely wounded by his inability to meet his self-imposed deadline of a year for the prison's closure, now appear to have been killed off by lawmakers in Congress.
Over the course of a few paragraphs, he looked back on what he aptly described as "a pretty rough year," suggesting that 2016's closure might have marked the end of a long period of societal decline, rather than its beginning.
The Vertesi plant will be allowed to continue limited operations for three years after the mine's closure, in part to buy time for the town to find a heating alternative.
Makhijani, who has watched the ebb and flow of nuclear regulation for more than three decades, told us that the few years surrounding a plant's closure are when the general public can exert the most influence on the decommissioning process and the disposition of the radioactive waste.
Miners in a former pit village in County Durham gathered during the funeral, exactly 20 years after their pit's closure.
Ian Rimmer became the main writer for the strip during the Match of the Day years, until the magazine's closure in May 2001.
A spur from the Great Western line on to the S&D and continuing to Writhlington Colliery remained open for a few years after the railway's closure to passenger traffic, until the colliery closed in 1973.
Journalists' applications for accreditation must still go through the information ministry, controlled by the president's party, Zanu-PF.Although one new independent daily, NewsDay, has appeared the first since Mr Mugabe's closure seven years ago of the Daily News, the country's leading daily newspaper it tries not to rock the boat too much.
