Synonyms for court-ordered
court-or·dered

Princeton's WordNet

1. court-orderedadjective

   ordered by a court of law

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1. The SEC:

   It is therefore stunning to learn that, at the time of filing of the instant motion, Musk had not sought pre-approval for a single one of the numerous tweets about Tesla he published in the months since the court-ordered pre-approval policy went into effect.

2. Attorney General Maura Healey:

   Facebook simply telling its users that their data is safe without the facts to back it up does not work for us, we are pleased that the court ordered Facebook to tell our office which other app developers may have engaged in conduct like Cambridge Analytica.

3. Mariann Wang:

   It is one thing when the public at large is asking for something, but when you have the power of a court-ordered subpoena, a very different set of rules apply.

4. Eileen Hawley:

   It is clear we have additional work to do to put Kansas on more secure financial footing and we look forward to working with the legislature to address higher than anticipated government expenditures, caused in part by court-ordered K-12 spending.

5. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton:

   However, this couple may not get the chance to hear the outcome of this issue because (of) one person's health. ... It is important to note that this order applies only to the medically fragile couple who brought the court action. Any additional licenses issued to same-sex couples also must be court ordered.