High Court of Justice
Britishnoun
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However, Israel's High Court of Justice has previously ruled that the president could pardon an individual before they are convicted if it is in the public interest or if there are extreme personal circumstances.
From BBC
There has been international criticism of the bill, as the settlements were built on what the High Court of Justice ruled was private Palestinian land.
From BBC
The judgment by the High Court of Justice in London means that the proceedings now move to a “damages phase” of the case that determines the firm’s compensation for the families, Camille Abousleiman, one of the lawyers involved in the case, told The Associated Press.
From Seattle Times
The High Court of Justice in June 2022 ordered the company to reveal its true owners, though the firm never has done so.
From Seattle Times
Prosecutors in Suriname have asked the High Court of Justice to uphold a 20-year jail sentence given to former President Desi Bouterse.
From BBC
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