Significados de such courts en inglés

The presiding officers of such courts are called police judges.

Of such courts we shall have more to say when we come to Manchester.

Since then, 22 such courts have been established.

In the Netherlands such courts are the norm.

They were not only to remodel court procedure, but to eliminate such courts as were unnecessary.

Without attempting to discuss details, I recommend that provision be made for the establishment of such courts.

By such courts Jesus the Carpenter was slaughtered upon the charge that 'he stirreth up the people.'

What can we expect from such courts?

But such courts only handle a small fraction of the rape and sexual assault claims in the country.

What's more, such courts claim no authority beyond their narrow purview, such that most legal matters are beyond their scope.

He said the National Crime Council report of 2007 examined such courts in the US and Britain and recommended a pilot project for Dublin.

While acknowledging that the rulings of such courts were not legally binding, he said there was great pressure on participants to accept their findings.

During sharp exchanges Mr Varadkar said Ms McDonald was from a tradition that was "okay" about such courts but he was not.

Judge Mary Martin called for urgent reforms, including special training for judges and more information for the public on what goes on in such courts.

Such courts had no power to inflict death, even for murder.

Such courts had been set up in the Middle Ages, for instance, to suppress the Albigensian heresy.