authority of the court

Article 25(3) states that the authority of the court will only apply to Muslims.

The chief justice's duty is to exercise the administrative authority of the court.

King Charles refused to recognise the authority of the court and would not plead.

Tooth did not attend as he refused to recognise the authority of the court.

Naturally I accept the authority of the court without question.'

Without Washington's blessing, the authority of the court is greatly lessened.

Jurisdiction: Power or authority of the Court to hear and decide a case.

He refused to recognize the authority of the court and was imprisoned in downtown Philadelphia for 2 years.

Samuel exacerbated the situation by not recognizing the authority of the court and was sent to jail for 2 years.

"He said he did not recognize the authority of the court," the judge recounted.

The authority of the court is invoked at the outset to remedy particular constitutional violations.

Extends the authority of the courts to allow trials to be recorded with audiovisual equipment.

This convention expresses deference to the authority of the court rather than an honour for the Moderator as an individual.

The squatters, he added, "were very hostile, very stubborn before the authority of the court and the police."

By accepting her sentence, Ms. Miller bowed to the authority of the court.

The defendants, who originally opposed the authority of the court to judge them, also opposed defense proceedings.

"This is just not within the authority of the court," said Mr. Litwin.

In the evidence before us the appellants have emphasised that throughout they had no intention to flout the authority of the court.

Any such charge against Agape would put her under the authority of the courts, which also would protect her from them.

A formal demand was made to the Nguyễn to submit to the authority of the court, and it was formally refused.

Other court appearances by Freemen members have been disrupted by the defendants, who do not recognize the authority of the courts.

"Shall he defy the authority of the court, or shall one man hold six of you at bay?

Textualists do not, generally, accept the authority of the Courts to "refine" statutes:

"Such allegations are calculated to undermine the authority of the courts, public confidence," Mr. Chan said.

Barry Richard, another Bush lawyer, also challenged the authority of the court to vary the procedure that he said Florida law established.