Court of Justice

He does not, however, appear to have been sent before the high court of justice.

In earlier times the location had its own court of justice.

The county office and court of justice were located in the town.

The city has a court of justice and a clinic.

And you'll say at the prince's court of justice that you've always done it.

"You shall answer for your conduct before a court of justice!"

Once it had functioned as a court of justice, I believe.

"The villains have been caught and will be tried in a court of justice," said the Chief.

It then goes to the international court of justice.

Does he want to enter the court of justice on all fours?

He was appointed prosecutor at the supreme court of justice in June 1989.

At the highest court of justice in the land?

Do you intend to go to the Court of Justice again?

The courts of justice, post office and railway station stood on higher ground slightly to the south.

"He deserves to be judged and condemned before an international court of justice."

For this reason, Brahmins have a right to participate in the court of justice.

In a court of justice that is called an alibi."

It costs you money here, too, no matter what you may want in the courts of justice.

For example, a court of justice is a tribunal.

Courts of justice also have the possibility to revoke the right to vote.

You know, I hope, that it is a very grave matter to give false evidence in a court of justice."

"And the rooms in which this law is put on public exhibition are called courts of justice.

French courts of justice and tribunals were established in August 1811.

All individuals held under emergency power rules should either be brought before a court of justice or be released.

He was also famous for holding a royal court of justice under an oak near the chateau.