单词court of law
na.: “court of justice”的变体
法庭；法院:
a room or building where legal cases are judged
法院
Remember, everything I said can be use AGAINST me in the court of law, but never FOR you.
请记住，阁下所说的话能在法庭里当成对您不利的证据，而不是对您有利的。
What he meant by looks was how much my loss of them was worth in a court of law.
他所指的外表问题是指我在这方面损失的金钱数额是否值得上法庭打官司。
He knew clearly that the evidence he offered would stand up in the court of law.
他清楚地知道，他所提供的证据经得住法庭的检验。
I had assumed that as an equal in a court of law in the United States, my story would be told and a just outcome would result.
我本以为，既然在法庭上人人平等，只要开了庭，我应该不乏机会说出自己的委屈，并最终得到一个公正的审判结果。
Neither party may bring a suit before a court of law or make a request to any other organization for revising the award.
任何一方当事人均不得就已裁决事项向法院起诉，也不得向任何机构提出变更裁决的请求。
"It would have been better if bin Laden had been captured alive and forced to answer for his deeds in a court of law, " Mr Rosenthal said.
罗森塔尔表示：“如果是活捉本•拉登，强迫他在法庭上为自己的行为辩解，效果会更好。”
As a prisoner in a court of law is only the most recognized crime is " confused" , and will play in mind that their character what.
如同犯人在法庭上最多只会承认犯法是“一时糊涂”，而绝不会打心里认为自己的人品有什么问题。
"The data in their studies don"t appear to be reliable enough to use in a court of law, " Phelps said.
“他们研究中的数据作为证据用于法庭之上，看起来还不足够可靠，”菲尔普斯说。
The answer to the question "When" is the same for you and court of law and police and social work institutions.
时机这个问题的最好的答案对你、法院、警察和社会工作机构，都是一样的。
In a court of law, a prosecutor with two or three eyewitness accounts has a good chance of making his case.
在一个法庭里，有一个起诉者和2、3个目击者描述有一个很好的制造实力的机会。