intermediate court

It seems that the state's four intermediate courts all read the word "confidential" into the law.

But in this instance there is no intermediate court, and we are the only court of review.

It ranks equivalent to an intermediate court in the judiciary hierarchy.

There are currently two intermediate court judges, both are locals.

Some presbyterian churches have no intermediate court between the presbytery and the general assembly.

All convicted defendants in Illinois are guaranteed the right to an initial appeal before an intermediate court.

On appeal, an intermediate court reversed that decision.

County Court is the name given to the intermediate court in some Australian states.

A special court-martial is the intermediate court level.

But the court said it must go back to the intermediate court for retrial."

Calls to the Hangzhou intermediate court were unanswered on Tuesday.

A rung above the magistracy is the intermediate courts.

The state constitution allows for the creation of an intermediate court of appeals, but the Legislature has never created one.

An intermediate court later affirmed Judge Bason's opinion.

The Arizona Court of Appeals, further divided into two divisions, is the intermediate court in the state.

He argued over 50 cases in the Federal appellate courts, including the Supreme Court and the intermediate courts.

There is no intermediate court of appeals, and the Supreme Court does not have discretion in hearing appeals.

Lawmakers said they had fixed a law, found unconstitutional by an intermediate court, to allow racetracks to install slot-machine-like video lottery terminals.

The case was sent back to the intermediate court based on a clause in China's Criminal Procedure Code, which took effect in 1997.

The gymnasium will seat 1,225 fans and features one main basketball court and three intermediate courts that can be separated for tournament or recreational league use.

It forwards the remaining cases-which deal with points of law it has already addressed-to the intermediate Court of Appeals.

The Court of Appeals, Maryland's highest court, agreed to hear the state's appeal in 2006, bypassing the intermediate court.

For example, only 7% of the opinions of the California intermediate courts (the Courts of Appeal) are published each year.

Intermediate court of Appeals review decisions of lower courts, before appeals are sent to the Supreme Court.

In the Fall of 1965 a constitutional amendment had been approved authorizing the Legislature to create an intermediate Court of Appeals.