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I said something about the state court being just the beginning.

Whether such a suit would be brought in federal or state court is not clear.

She soon began the studies of state court systems for which the institute became best known.

Buchanan officials said they would next try a state court.

Should the cases be tried in federal or state courts?

Maybe a state court in 1993 will see things differently.

The decision on whether to open the file may be taken to state court.

Nearly 1,000 state court cases were settled along with them.

He served as a state court judge from 1859 to 1863.

After the war, he served a state court judge from 1866 to 1868.

His brother Paul was a judge in the state court system.

The case wound its way through the state court system.

The city's program has also been challenged in federal and state court.

Was there anything left for the state courts to do?

The Federal judge may agree and send the case back to state court.

Over the past six years, the case has gone through various Federal and state courts.

There had been some question as to whether Free would be tried in federal or state courts.

There is also the state court system as it actually exists.

The state courts made no statement on the case today.

"Now the case will move forward in state court where it belongs."

The killers were never brought to justice in state court.

The case was under review in California state courts from 1962-1964.

He became the nation's best known and most admired state court judge.

That court's 2001 ruling against him was the final stop in the state court system.

Any appeals to that decision must be made through the state court system.

They are all crowded here in department 17 of the municipal court.

A municipal court judge is also elected for four year terms.

The city also holds a municipal court twice a month.

"You have a pretty easy kind of appeal from a municipal court decision," he added.

The city hall, community center, and municipal court are all housed in the same building, next to the fire department.

In the state's municipal courts, he said, the increase has been even greater.

I served for one year as a part-time municipal court judge.

He was known as the city's first black law director, a municipal court judge and for his many civic activities.

"And if you have half a dozen of those trials a night in municipal court, that's going to create some real problems."

The case is still pending in the township's municipal court.

The municipal court provision would not apply to county and state records.

The city also has a municipal court that serves several jurisdictions.

This should not surprise anyone who has dealt with such municipal courts.

Brown was on the municipal court bench for a decade before retiring in 1985.

"If you compare that to what happens in municipal courts, this is doing a whole lot better."

Most commonly, municipal courts only deal with the laws and citizens of one city or town.

There are no municipal court facilities in the state.

Additionally, the City has its own municipal court system.

Knights and gentry could be tried in municipal courts as well.

In 1939 he was elected to a seat on the Municipal Court.

In one experiment, 22 municipal court judges were given a series of psychological tests.

In 1932, he was elected as a municipal court judge in Chicago.

Later he would serve as a municipal court judge and district judge.

He also worked as a part-time municipal court judge.

Turns out the cases won't even get to Municipal Court.