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He just wanted everything to be clear, like in a court of law.

One would have thought you were a court of law.

The evidence and a court of law says he did.

The case has not been heard by any international court of law.

Anything you say here may be used as evidence in a court of law.

Those involved have yet to face a court of law.

What happened to due process, to a court of law?

Would this evidence stand up in a court of law?

Anything said might be used against the hotel in a court of law.

He should be forced to face a court of law.

That will not be known for certain until this matter is heard in a court of law.

When will they stand trial before a court of law?

"That would never hold up in a court of law."

There is nothing that will stand up in a court of law.

But I could not prove it in a court of law.

The cases are argued almost as if they were in a court of law.

Usually the person will have to make a promise in a court of law.

But a personal impression was one thing, and evidence in a court of law another.

This is difficult to prove in a court of law.

"I want you tried in a court of law, not dead on this floor."

Not in a court of law, I know, but you can give it to me, and that's enough.

However, he said that they would need more evidence to prove the fact in a court of law.

And did the person have full access to the courts of law?

These accusations were never heard in a court of law.

The right to seek justice in a court of law.

But who had ever seen him in the law courts?

Ironically, these workers were involved in building a law court.

Or is it by the law courts and the judge?

It was a parliament and law court for all, thus the name.

The building is now used only for lower law courts and the peace court.

It was used as a law court from the earliest times until 1992.

The district law court had worked with several short breaks for almost 100 years.

Justice means much more than the sort of thing that goes on in law courts.

Why, if he tried to do anything any other way, he'd spend all his life in law courts.

"We are getting the types of data only useful in a law court."

The first written record of the site being used as a law court dates from 1375.

His works are still cited by common law courts around the world.

English also became the language of the law courts during this period.

English first used as the official language in law courts.

Some, however, refuse to do that except in the law court.

There were long arguments in the law court about who should have her property.

Law Courts were soon added, and remained in use until 1983.

It would require the decision of a law court to argue out the specific case.

The old assembly was also used as a law court for both civil and criminal cases.

The basilica was both a law court and town hall.

He had also been tried and acquitted by a martial law court.

The use of Dutch would be allowed in the schools and law courts.

"If you think that is silly, you've never been in a law court."

I will carry you to the law courts if this occurs again.

The law courts, with their outside staircase, are also impressive.