High Court of Justiciary
Britishnoun
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Kavanaugh said the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland denied their appeal and determined there is no bar to their extradition.
From Seattle Times
The family will now take its case to Scotland’s High Court of Justiciary for determination.
From Washington Times
Previously, only the Supreme Court and the High Court of Justiciary in Scotland would be allowed to depart from these rulings.
From BBC
Since the world court has no guaranteed authority to carry out a criminal sentence, Scottish authorities charged the two defendants in a special Scottish High Court of Justiciary established at an unused U.S.
From Washington Times
In 1597, on November 12, four women were tried by the High Court of Justiciary, in Edinburgh, on various charges of witchcraft.
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