court-ordered

Where will the women who are not court-ordered for treatment go?

It took a court-ordered blood test for the truth to come out.

The results of the court-ordered test have not been released.

The best we can hope for is some court-ordered therapy.

She recently received a positive progress report on her court-ordered community service.

He performed court-ordered community service for the department in 2006 over a drug case.

The family was then under court-ordered supervision for a year.

She already gets court-ordered financial support from 50 Cent for their son.

Next week, under a court-ordered deadline, they must finally be moved.

And, according to one recent survey, the average amount of court-ordered child support has increased about 50 percent, to $60 a week.

That could be the first court-ordered payment to a man for talking to himself.

When it was time for court-ordered visits, he said the children didn't have to go.

A Chicago woman with 396 arrests on her record has been sent to a court-ordered treatment program.

Court-ordered community service is a cost effective alternative to prison.

They had been with their father as part of court-ordered visitation.

Wednesday's decision was one day ahead of a court-ordered deadline.

He had a court-ordered curfew and was on a police watch list.

Jack had given her the house and paid the court-ordered support on time, but it was just enough to make ends meet.

He is under a court-ordered gag order not to talk about the case.

Any court-ordered changes would still require the cooperation of government officials to be effective.

On Saturday, he was arrested a third time after walking away from a court-ordered drug program for several hours.

The committee added that it didn't think court-ordered mediation would help.

Her father had even failed to make payments to a court-ordered trust.

The test is also controversial because of its common use in court-ordered evaluations.

Court-ordered deregulation has produced much good - and some bad.