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Meanings of such courts in English
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Usage of such courts in English
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The presiding officers of suchcourts are called police judges.
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Of suchcourts we shall have more to say when we come to Manchester.
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Since then, 22 suchcourts have been established.
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In the Netherlands suchcourts are the norm.
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They were not only to remodel court procedure, but to eliminate suchcourts as were unnecessary.
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Without attempting to discuss details, I recommend that provision be made for the establishment of suchcourts.
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By suchcourts Jesus the Carpenter was slaughtered upon the charge that 'he stirreth up the people.'
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What can we expect from suchcourts?
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But suchcourts only handle a small fraction of the rape and sexual assault claims in the country.
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What's more, suchcourts claim no authority beyond their narrow purview, such that most legal matters are beyond their scope.
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He said the National Crime Council report of 2007 examined suchcourts in the US and Britain and recommended a pilot project for Dublin.
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While acknowledging that the rulings of suchcourts were not legally binding, he said there was great pressure on participants to accept their findings.
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During sharp exchanges Mr Varadkar said Ms McDonald was from a tradition that was "okay" about suchcourts but he was not.
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Judge Mary Martin called for urgent reforms, including special training for judges and more information for the public on what goes on in suchcourts.
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Suchcourts had no power to inflict death, even for murder.
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Suchcourts had been set up in the Middle Ages, for instance, to suppress the Albigensian heresy.