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Definition of night court in US English: night courtnoun A criminal court that holds sessions at night for granting bail and quickly disposing of charges. Example sentencesExamples - Production begins this summer with stories focusing on the lives of prosecutors, defense attorneys and accused criminals in the night court of New York city.
- There appears to be general agreement that night courts will allow justice to be administered swiftly and make the streets safer.
- Alan Arkin stars as Judge Joe Rifkind, also known as ‘Let 'Em Go Joe’ for his wayward-liberal coddling of the perps who stand before him in downtown night court.
- Proposing compulsory ID cards as a measure to combat street violence, Mr Noonan also said there needed to be more Gardaí on the streets late at night, night courts and more closed circuit television systems.
- Many other promises including the promise of night courts, are currently tied up in reports or legal consideration.
- ‘The criminal justice system needs to be swift in dealing with offenders and the operation of night courts should be considered,’ the report said.
- The next step for Fred was night court, and by the time Judge Harold Adler assumed the bench there, Fred's fate was sealed.
- Why do we not open up the courts at night and have judge-only night courts, to get the proceedings through in a much more timely fashion?
- And you know, when I was college age, I remember when I was in college, for of cheap date on a Friday night, I would take the girl to night court.
- He is also well placed to steer through the promised reforms of the court system and bring in the new night courts, part of the bid to make the streets safer.
- How about establishing a special night court / tribunal to deal with litterbugs?
- The bail hearing wouldn't take place for another hour, night court at seven-thirty, which in reality meant it might not actually happen till nine.
Definition of night court in US English: night courtnoun A criminal court that holds sessions at night for granting bail and quickly disposing of charges. Example sentencesExamples - Why do we not open up the courts at night and have judge-only night courts, to get the proceedings through in a much more timely fashion?
- Proposing compulsory ID cards as a measure to combat street violence, Mr Noonan also said there needed to be more Gardaí on the streets late at night, night courts and more closed circuit television systems.
- The next step for Fred was night court, and by the time Judge Harold Adler assumed the bench there, Fred's fate was sealed.
- He is also well placed to steer through the promised reforms of the court system and bring in the new night courts, part of the bid to make the streets safer.
- And you know, when I was college age, I remember when I was in college, for of cheap date on a Friday night, I would take the girl to night court.
- There appears to be general agreement that night courts will allow justice to be administered swiftly and make the streets safer.
- Alan Arkin stars as Judge Joe Rifkind, also known as ‘Let 'Em Go Joe’ for his wayward-liberal coddling of the perps who stand before him in downtown night court.
- Many other promises including the promise of night courts, are currently tied up in reports or legal consideration.
- Production begins this summer with stories focusing on the lives of prosecutors, defense attorneys and accused criminals in the night court of New York city.
- How about establishing a special night court / tribunal to deal with litterbugs?
- ‘The criminal justice system needs to be swift in dealing with offenders and the operation of night courts should be considered,’ the report said.
- The bail hearing wouldn't take place for another hour, night court at seven-thirty, which in reality meant it might not actually happen till nine.
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