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Meanings of courtroom in English

Catalan
sala de justícia

The actual enclosed space in which a judge regularly holds court.

sala de justícia
Usage of courtroom in English
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New courtroom training exercises also have led to record numbers of trials.
Reuters
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This case should not see the inside of a courtroom, Rosenbaum said.
Reuters
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Police said they had briefly detained 13 men close to the courtroom.
Reuters
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Yesterday's hearing, held in a spectator-packed state appeals courtroom, represents that continuation.
Wired
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The courtroom was packed with the media, families, police and the public.
News.com.au
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Jurors left the courtroom while he received medical attention and then returned.
Reuters
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A courtroom deputy for Gropper said Gerber recused himself from the case.
Reuters
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Apple fought back against a government request for data in the courtroom.
Wired
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It's taken incredible courage for people to even come to the courtroom.
Radio NZ
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No-one is allowed to enter a courtroom to file any new charges.
The South African
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That blinkered approach tainted all the evidence and carried into the courtroom.
Radio NZ
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The courtroom remained absolutely silent for a long moment after the verdict.
The Irish Times
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A military spokesman said prosecutors would reserve their comments for the courtroom.
Reuters
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His wife, Anita, and several family members were also in the courtroom.
Reuters
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Leaving the courtroom, Larry Young approached Donald Worden and offered his hand.
Homicide: a year on the killing streets
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Earlier, outside the courtroom, he had made a point of approaching her.
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