Definition of district court in English:

district court

noun

(in most US jurisdictions) the federal or state trial court.
Example sentencesExamples
- Nevertheless, the appeals court reached the same bottom line that the district court had.
- The district court dismissed our claims without even hearing an argument.
- I suggest that the practice which should be followed by the clerks and justices in the district court in this matter should be as follows.
- In any case, the federal district court quite rightly held the policy unconstitutional.
- He was convicted by a federal district court in New York of fraud, conspiracy and making false filings.
- The cost of carrying a case through the district court and the Court of Appeals finally to the Supreme Court itself is enormous.
- The courts opted to consolidate the cases in an Illinois district court.
- When I lost before the federal district court, I decided to represent myself on appeal.
- Although the case was lost, the Supreme Court overturned the decision of the federal district court in 1974.
- The court of appeals affirmed per curiam a dismissal by the district court for want of subject matter jurisdiction.
- Doing that was like asking a district court to review a Supreme Court decision.
- As such, it should come first before the district court, not the court of appeals.
- I argued those matters myself before both the district court and the court of appeals.
- At one point, he discusses what he found out as a law clerk to a federal district court in North Carolina.
- It usually takes one week for a copy of a Supreme Court's verdict to reach the prosecutors via a district court.
- The bill calls for jurisdiction of the district court and of the High Court.
- He was acquitted by an Oslo district court in early 2003 and again by an appeals court later that year.
- A federal district court has issued a temporary restraining order against the defendants.
- In this paper today, you will read about cases that have come before the district court concerning breaches of the criminal law.
- It seems to me to be an extraordinary way to conduct litigation involving large sums of money whether in a district court or anywhere.

Definition of district court in US English:

district court

nounˈdistrikt kôrtˈdɪstrɪkt kɔrt

A state of federal trial court.
Example sentencesExamples
- In any case, the federal district court quite rightly held the policy unconstitutional.
- Doing that was like asking a district court to review a Supreme Court decision.
- At one point, he discusses what he found out as a law clerk to a federal district court in North Carolina.
- I argued those matters myself before both the district court and the court of appeals.
- Although the case was lost, the Supreme Court overturned the decision of the federal district court in 1974.
- A federal district court has issued a temporary restraining order against the defendants.
- In this paper today, you will read about cases that have come before the district court concerning breaches of the criminal law.
- The court of appeals affirmed per curiam a dismissal by the district court for want of subject matter jurisdiction.
- It usually takes one week for a copy of a Supreme Court's verdict to reach the prosecutors via a district court.
- When I lost before the federal district court, I decided to represent myself on appeal.
- The cost of carrying a case through the district court and the Court of Appeals finally to the Supreme Court itself is enormous.
- It seems to me to be an extraordinary way to conduct litigation involving large sums of money whether in a district court or anywhere.
- As such, it should come first before the district court, not the court of appeals.
- He was acquitted by an Oslo district court in early 2003 and again by an appeals court later that year.
- The bill calls for jurisdiction of the district court and of the High Court.
- The courts opted to consolidate the cases in an Illinois district court.
- I suggest that the practice which should be followed by the clerks and justices in the district court in this matter should be as follows.
- Nevertheless, the appeals court reached the same bottom line that the district court had.
- The district court dismissed our claims without even hearing an argument.
- He was convicted by a federal district court in New York of fraud, conspiracy and making false filings.

单词	district court
释义	Definition of district court in English: district court noun (in most US jurisdictions) the federal or state trial court. Example sentencesExamples Nevertheless, the appeals court reached the same bottom line that the district court had. The district court dismissed our claims without even hearing an argument. I suggest that the practice which should be followed by the clerks and justices in the district court in this matter should be as follows. In any case, the federal district court quite rightly held the policy unconstitutional. He was convicted by a federal district court in New York of fraud, conspiracy and making false filings. The cost of carrying a case through the district court and the Court of Appeals finally to the Supreme Court itself is enormous. The courts opted to consolidate the cases in an Illinois district court. When I lost before the federal district court, I decided to represent myself on appeal. Although the case was lost, the Supreme Court overturned the decision of the federal district court in 1974. The court of appeals affirmed per curiam a dismissal by the district court for want of subject matter jurisdiction. Doing that was like asking a district court to review a Supreme Court decision. As such, it should come first before the district court, not the court of appeals. I argued those matters myself before both the district court and the court of appeals. At one point, he discusses what he found out as a law clerk to a federal district court in North Carolina. It usually takes one week for a copy of a Supreme Court's verdict to reach the prosecutors via a district court. The bill calls for jurisdiction of the district court and of the High Court. He was acquitted by an Oslo district court in early 2003 and again by an appeals court later that year. A federal district court has issued a temporary restraining order against the defendants. In this paper today, you will read about cases that have come before the district court concerning breaches of the criminal law. It seems to me to be an extraordinary way to conduct litigation involving large sums of money whether in a district court or anywhere. Definition of district court in US English: district court nounˈdistrikt kôrtˈdɪstrɪkt kɔrt A state of federal trial court. Example sentencesExamples In any case, the federal district court quite rightly held the policy unconstitutional. Doing that was like asking a district court to review a Supreme Court decision. At one point, he discusses what he found out as a law clerk to a federal district court in North Carolina. I argued those matters myself before both the district court and the court of appeals. Although the case was lost, the Supreme Court overturned the decision of the federal district court in 1974. A federal district court has issued a temporary restraining order against the defendants. In this paper today, you will read about cases that have come before the district court concerning breaches of the criminal law. The court of appeals affirmed per curiam a dismissal by the district court for want of subject matter jurisdiction. It usually takes one week for a copy of a Supreme Court's verdict to reach the prosecutors via a district court. When I lost before the federal district court, I decided to represent myself on appeal. The cost of carrying a case through the district court and the Court of Appeals finally to the Supreme Court itself is enormous. It seems to me to be an extraordinary way to conduct litigation involving large sums of money whether in a district court or anywhere. As such, it should come first before the district court, not the court of appeals. He was acquitted by an Oslo district court in early 2003 and again by an appeals court later that year. The bill calls for jurisdiction of the district court and of the High Court. The courts opted to consolidate the cases in an Illinois district court. I suggest that the practice which should be followed by the clerks and justices in the district court in this matter should be as follows. Nevertheless, the appeals court reached the same bottom line that the district court had. The district court dismissed our claims without even hearing an argument. He was convicted by a federal district court in New York of fraud, conspiracy and making false filings.
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