weak case

Some believe it was a weak case from the start.

Trying a weak case can feel like getting poked in the eye for two weeks.

Courts know what to do when they get a weak case: throw it out.

The contestants had a weak case, but their problems were small compared to Nate's.

Baggy loved to say, "When lawyers have a weak case they do a lot more talking."

"This is not piracy, and so I think it's a weak case for the government to bring to test the scope of the law."

But we've both seen defendants convicted on much weaker cases."

"They would have to go ahead with the prosecution but with a weaker case."

He said the prosecution sought to show the books to the jury simply to bolster a weak case.

"The government has a weak case, and they tried to bolster it by scraping up these incidents."

"The United States does not have a weak case," the diplomat said.

"The Government shouldn't be proud, because it presented a weak case," he said.

I think the prosecution had a very weak case".

"I can't imagine that you made a habit of bringing weak cases."

But a person with knowledge of their plans said they were ready to fight because they are convinced the Government has a weak case.

They have been left with a very weak case for his re-election as Speaker of the House.

Several jurors said in interviews that they thought the prosecutors had presented an extremely weak case.

Experts said that the one-count plea showed the Government had a weak case.

"The Government, in my view, put multiple charges on a very, very weak case."

He had good connections with the political machine and in any event the State had a weak case.

The only sure moral course was to pray for a weak case, which was granted.

They called him "lackadaisical" and "a racist" who presented a weak case.

That was to protect one prosecutor from having to try a weak case another had rammed through a grand jury.

"It was clear they had a weak case.

Grundy, had a weak case because she owed much of her success to Neighbours.