law court

American  

noun

1. court of law.

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Etymology

Origin of law court

First recorded in 1610–20

Example Sentences

Addressing his colleagues on Tuesday, ordinance backer Hugo Soto-Martinez said he felt extra restrictions were justified because Los Angeles Police Department officers seemed to be deploying the weapons in ways that violated state law, court orders and the department’s own policies.

From Los Angeles Times

In April, Sacramento County filed a case in family law court listing Lee as the respondent to establish paternity — a sometimes necessary step to pursue child support in cases where the parents are not married.

From Los Angeles Times

“That seems to violate the intent of the law,” Court said, but “It’s up to a court to figure out. Companies are going to push to the limit.”

From Los Angeles Times

Plaintiffs have modified or canceled events, as well, in order not to violate the law, court records state.

From Seattle Times

Byrom Zuniga-Sanchez, 32, was enraged by his experience in family law court at the Lamoreaux Justice Center in Orange from 2019 to 2021, according to an arrest warrant signed Thursday.

From Los Angeles Times