jurisdiction of the court

They were not concerned with the jurisdiction of the court.

The case presents a question as to the jurisdiction of the court below.

Europeans were not subject to the jurisdiction of the courts.

Among other tactics, he challenged the jurisdiction of the court.

If she'd gone to the trouble to hire a lawyer, she could certainly subject herself to the jurisdiction of the court.

She has absented herself from the jurisdiction of the court.

But the issue to be decided on this appeal is one relating to the jurisdiction of the court.

"If they were moved, the jurisdiction of the court over the case would effectively be dissolved."

Do all of these go to the jurisdiction of the courts?

"Was it fair to let them get out of the jurisdiction of the court?"

None of the men accepted the jurisdiction of the court.

This matter has been taken out of the jurisdiction of the courts.

We are not changing the jurisdiction of the courts.

The first three paragraphs were devoted to determining the jurisdiction of the court.

Collins' attempt to challenge the jurisdiction of the court was rejected by the judges.

There had been no precedent dealing with the appellate jurisdiction of the court.

Will all the inhabitants of the planet fall under the jurisdiction of the court?

Even at this late stage, Serbia has raised new obstacles, challenging once more the jurisdiction of the court.

The jurisdiction of the court is mandated by statute.

"We're filing a motion challenging the jurisdiction of the court," Sullivan said.

"We must also ensure that the suspects are not given time to escape the jurisdiction of the court.

But through his subterfuge, Means had escaped the jurisdiction of the court, and never entered it again.

Lack of personal or subject matter jurisdiction of the court, such as diplomatic immunity.

He told the judge he didn't recognize the jurisdiction of the court.'

A controversy as to the title was deemed sufficient to exclude the jurisdiction of the court.