Synonyms for court of law
court of law

Princeton's WordNet

1. court, lawcourt, court of law, law court, court of justicenoun

   a tribunal that is presided over by a magistrate or by one or more judges who administer justice according to the laws

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1. Jean Tamalet:

   The investigating judge and the Nanterre prosecutor know perfectly well that Carlos Ghosn, who has always cooperated with the French justice authorities, is subject to a judicial ban on leaving the Lebanese territory, we believe this move is the only technical resort they found to be able in the future to try the case in a court of law.

2. Peter Joy:

   In a court of law, the findings of this report wouldn't even be admissible, basically, you'd have to prove each allegation.

3. Julia Olson:

   This is the lawsuit. This is it. And it has to be heard, but if the system denies these young people the right to be heard in the court of law then we will create another forum to do this -- whether it's outside on the courthouse steps, or another venue. We will do this. It's such an important story.

4. New York:

   The court of law said it’s fair. … That’s the country we live in.

5. Mac Love:

   Mac Love has dedicated Jacob Blakes life to public service for unprivileged communities throughout Maryland and the nation. Any claims of racial bias or any sort of hate are categorically unfounded. Mac Love merely suggested on Mac Love private social media account, on Mac Love own time, that perhaps the nation should not cast immediate judgment on Kyle Rittenhouse before the court of law renders a decision.