case at law

基本解釋

A colonial, who had a case for damages impending at the law courts.
一個即將在法院吃官司被要求進行損失賠償?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.
律師也同樣身處險境，因為某些聰明的算法也能夠翻查案例，評估現(xiàn)實問題并歸納出結(jié)論。
At present, our country should admit case law and policy as the informal sources of administrative law.
我國行政法目前應(yīng)當優(yōu)先承認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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