m (courts)
121courts-jus — ● court jus, courts jus nom masculin Familier. Court circuit …
122Courts Christian — ♦ The church courts of all kinds. (Heath, Peter. Church and Realm, 1272 1461, 361) …
123courts Christian — Ecclesiastical courts. Anderson v Commonwealth, 26 Va (5 Rand) 627 …
124courts of the United States — See United States Courts …
125local courts — Courts whose jurisdiction is limited to a particular territory or district. The expression usually signifies the courts of the state, in opposition to the United States courts, or to municipal or county courts in contrast to courts with state… …
126local courts — Courts whose jurisdiction is limited to a particular territory or district. The expression usually signifies the courts of the state, in opposition to the United States courts, or to municipal or county courts in contrast to courts with state… …
127United States Courts — Courts upon which the judicial power of the United States is conferred by the third article of the United States Constitution, American Ins. Co. v Canter (US) I Pet 511, 7 L Ed 242; Federal Trade Com. v Klesner, 274 US 145, 71 L Ed 972, 47 S Ct… …
128superior courts — Courts of general or extensive jurisdiction, as distinguished from the inferior courts. As the official style of a tribunal, the term superior court bears a different meaning in different states. In some it is a court of intermediate jurisdiction …
