Making his case in the court of public opinion is another matter.

The city authorities had taken care to use the day to process certain cases in the court.

We did lose the case in the courts and were convicted.

"We are prepared to make and to prove that case in the courts."

We're more focused on building a case in the court of public opinion."

The villagers did start a case in the court.

The story was extracted from cases in the courts of Alexandria.

Even so, management and the union, equally clueless, expect to win their cases in the court of public opinion.

He always wins cases in the court and helps the suspects escape from prison terms.

If you have a case in the courts, the law does not allow me to intervene in legal cases.

We are ready, willing and able to litigate this case in the courts."

There were several related ongoing cases in the courts in February 2012.

Her lawyer files a case in the court.

Already, each family has donated one week's wages to a fund that was used to hire a lawyer to make their case in the courts.

He also said that homes were entered only with the permission of residents, and added, "We will make our case in the court of law."

Smith used the resulting laughter as reason to object to "two attorneys arguing a case in the court simultaneously."

As more claimants emerged, with many winning cases in the courts, potential investors were often scared off.

The absence of legal culture and the illiteracy are the main reasons for the large number of cases in the courts.

Bracegirdle won his case in the courts and the deportation order was quashed.

He heard cases in the court building, which was known as the casa dei Landvogti.

There is also a picture of Aaron Burr, who argued cases in the court's first session.

Corax devised an art of rhetoric to permit ordinary men to make their cases in the courts.

With or without lawyers, Mr. Milosevic will face the prosecution's case in the court where he sat today.

As a result, his lawyers have argued much of their case in the court of public opinion - especially that of the West.

To control proceedings and determine cases in the courts, both in chambers and open court.

It has put things on hold until each side makes its case in court.

The city may agree to give back cars to people who can make a good case in court for their return, he said.

"I'm just going to wait until they present their case in court," she said.

But it is also right for Justice to have to prove its case in court.

He won his case in court, and the contractors continued to work.

I can't be content only to argue cases in court.

The commission and the school district have been fighting this case in court since 1973.

This was the first time he'd handled a case in court for them.

How he wins the case in court forms the rest of the film.

The couple, who wish to remain unidentified, said they would welcome a chance to talk about the case in court.

Because the band didn't have the budget to fight their case in court, they were forced to change the name.

Those who do not participate will continue their cases in court, lawyers said.

Do you think you're about to present a case in court?"

The union, however, pursued the suit and lost the case in court.

"We're prepared to move forward and prove our case in court."

The report did not say who should prosecute such cases in court after the investigation.

It's too late to do anything but win the case in court."

He was a leading commercial lawyer during his practice and argued many cases in court.

A mistake like this was enough to ruin a case in court.

What if you had a real big case in court on Monday?"

He files a case in court for his son's custody.

The 17-month trial was one of the longest criminal cases in court history and cost the Government more than $2 million.

"What we don't want to do is spend years fighting this case in court.

Anyone who disagrees can make his case in court, the minister said.

The government argued that it did was under no obligation to hear those cases in court.