Court of Law

/ˈkɔːrt əv lɔː/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A judicial tribunal empowered to hear and decide lawsuits and administer justice.
    The dispute was resolved after the case was presented in a court of law.

Forms

  • courts of law

Commentary

Often emphasizes formal judicial authority distinct from informal or religious courts.

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