local court

During the 19th century the town got a local court.

At present, this is a matter for local court rule or order.

They could be a reference to the old local court.

Most cases in the local courts are decided by a single judge.

The residence is now used by the local court system.

Cases brought by her in local courts have failed so far.

Contact your local court to see what training sessions may be offered.

The constable was also the president of the local court.

Local courts processed over 10 million cases, up nearly 11 percent.

He has testified before federal, state and local courts on these issues.

A few years after that, another commission said the local court system had "lost all contact with reality."

Responding to these pressures, the administration moved to provide for a local court.

"I thought this was a perfect opportunity for us to upgrade the local court system," he said.

The three cities were also entitled to house local courts.

State and local courts also use the programs, as an alternative to jail.

The agency may be encouraged to negotiate this with the local court.

To find out when your local court is open, see Information by County.

In conclusion, the judgment of the local court was set aside.

Using such information, the mother may ask a local court to modify the child's support order if the father's earnings have increased.

Get together and ensure that there is an agreed approach to be put to the local courts.

He has substantial experience with litigation in federal and local courts.

The higher judiciary power was exercised by a separate, local court.

Local courts will be closed, and postal employees were told to stay home.

Fines are distributed to the local courts and to the state.

The building also housed a local court, presided over by one judge.