case at law

基本解釋

A colonial, who had a case for damages impending at the law courts.
一個(gè)即將在法院吃官司被要求進(jìn)行損失賠償?shù)闹趁竦鼐用瘛?/li>
Lawyers are in a similar boat now that smart algorithms can search case law, evaluate the issues at hand and summarise the results.
律師也同樣身處險(xiǎn)境，因?yàn)槟承┞斆鞯乃惴ㄒ材軌蚍榘咐u(píng)估現(xiàn)實(shí)問(wèn)題并歸納出結(jié)論。
At present, our country should admit case law and policy as the informal sources of administrative law.
我國(guó)行政法目前應(yīng)當(dāng)優(yōu)先承認(rèn)判例和政策的不成文法源地位。

"The court decides upon the evidences of the case and the law of the country, so at this time they may say, it just is a political case, but they saw that the court has got so evidence, more than 85 personal evidences, witnesses,and we present more than so this is not a political case but a pure,pure legal issue,".

If it thought the law supported a case against Google over its search results, its desire to be at the forefront of law enforcement would have driven it to bring such a case.
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The Marbella case shows that the law is at last being applied in some places.
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