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Princeton's WordNet

1. court, lawcourt, court of law, law court, court of justicenoun

   a tribunal that is presided over by a magistrate or by one or more judges who administer justice according to the laws

How to use court of law in a sentence?

1. Gloria Allred:

   We are so happy that, finally, we can say women are believed. And not only on #MeToo, but in a court of law where they are under oath, where they testified truthfully, where they are attacked, after all is said and done, women were finally believed.

2. Dana Hanna:

   The charges filed by Mr. Jackley against Stacy Phelps, charging him with falsifying evidence, are entirely meritless and Stephanie Hubers look forward to disapproving those accusations in a court of law.

3. Another PR expert:

   There’s a court of law which takes a very long time, and a court of public opinion which moves very quickly, networks, which are large conglomerates, may follow corporate counsel to not speak and to allow the process to unfold before commenting. That is contrary to PR advice which will be to speak quickly.

4. The Post:

   If there is any hint of light in Iran’s levying of these chilling charges, it is that Iran’s accusations against Jason will soon be heard in the court of public opinion and also in a court of law, albeit in a Revolutionary Court before a judge whose unfairness has already earned him sanctions from the European Community for violations of human rights.

5. Jean Tamalet:

   The investigating judge and the Nanterre prosecutor know perfectly well that Carlos Ghosn, who has always cooperated with the French justice authorities, is subject to a judicial ban on leaving the Lebanese territory, we believe this move is the only technical resort they found to be able in the future to try the case in a court of law.

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