Definition of supreme court in English:

supreme court

noun

1The highest judicial court in a country or state.
Example sentencesExamples
- Another test will be the imminent retirement of the chief justice of the supreme court, William Rehnquist, who has thyroid cancer.
- The high court, a court of appeals, and a supreme court constitute the core of the justice system.
- Each republic had an independent judiciary with a supreme court, lower courts, and a constitutional court.
- The highest judicial body is the supreme court.
- Conflicts over the legality of such ordinances sometimes reached various state supreme courts.
- The chief justice of the supreme court has stepped into the presidency, as stipulated in the constitution.
- District courts hear civil and criminal cases, high courts hear appeals, and the supreme court reviews judgments by lower courts.
- That's being argued right now in the supreme court of justice, by the way.
- The judicial branch includes a supreme court with justices appointed by the president.
- The judicial branch consists of the supreme court and several layers of lower courts.
- In addition, the Supreme Court economizes on its time by giving little weight to decisions by the federal courts of appeals and the state supreme courts.
- William Rehnquist, chief justice of the US supreme court, is 80 years old and has been diagnosed with a serious form of thyroid cancer.
- The rule of law must be respected and honored - especially by the chief justice of a state supreme court.
- The formal system is organized under an independent judiciary headed by a supreme court.
- In Alabama, a chief justice of the state supreme court was forced to remove a giant monument of the 10 Commandments from his courthouse.
- After all, constitutions and supreme courts are state constitutions and courts, and whatever limitations to government action they might contain is determined by agents of the very same institution.
- As in the United States, the judicial branch is comprised of a supreme court and lower, local courts.
- The supreme court and lower courts comprise the judicial branch.
- As long as it stood, it was the supreme court and legislative body in all matters of Torah law.
- Lawyers for the prisoners have been tied up ever since in a series of appeals and counter appeals to different levels of court to get the hearings the supreme court promised.
1. 1.1 The final court of appeal in the UK for civil cases, which also hears appeals in criminal cases from England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It was established in 2009 to take over the judicial functions of the House of Lords.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Overruling the defendants' objection, the Supreme Court of Judicature declared that it is the jury's responsibility to determine the credibility of the evidence.
  The first Rules of the new Supreme Court of Judicature adopted the Chancery practice.
  He no longer sits with the law lords and will have no place in the new supreme court.
  Britain's most senior judges are set to move to a new supreme court housed in a former judicial building facing the Palace of Westminster in Parliament Square.
  In 1997 Hutton became one of the law lords who comprise Britain's supreme court, ending his career when he retired this month.
2. 1.2 The highest federal court in the US, consisting of nine justices.

单词	supreme court
释义	Definition of supreme court in English: supreme court noun 1The highest judicial court in a country or state. Example sentencesExamples Another test will be the imminent retirement of the chief justice of the supreme court, William Rehnquist, who has thyroid cancer. The high court, a court of appeals, and a supreme court constitute the core of the justice system. Each republic had an independent judiciary with a supreme court, lower courts, and a constitutional court. The highest judicial body is the supreme court. Conflicts over the legality of such ordinances sometimes reached various state supreme courts. The chief justice of the supreme court has stepped into the presidency, as stipulated in the constitution. District courts hear civil and criminal cases, high courts hear appeals, and the supreme court reviews judgments by lower courts. That's being argued right now in the supreme court of justice, by the way. The judicial branch includes a supreme court with justices appointed by the president. The judicial branch consists of the supreme court and several layers of lower courts. In addition, the Supreme Court economizes on its time by giving little weight to decisions by the federal courts of appeals and the state supreme courts. William Rehnquist, chief justice of the US supreme court, is 80 years old and has been diagnosed with a serious form of thyroid cancer. The rule of law must be respected and honored - especially by the chief justice of a state supreme court. The formal system is organized under an independent judiciary headed by a supreme court. In Alabama, a chief justice of the state supreme court was forced to remove a giant monument of the 10 Commandments from his courthouse. After all, constitutions and supreme courts are state constitutions and courts, and whatever limitations to government action they might contain is determined by agents of the very same institution. As in the United States, the judicial branch is comprised of a supreme court and lower, local courts. The supreme court and lower courts comprise the judicial branch. As long as it stood, it was the supreme court and legislative body in all matters of Torah law. Lawyers for the prisoners have been tied up ever since in a series of appeals and counter appeals to different levels of court to get the hearings the supreme court promised. 1.1 The final court of appeal in the UK for civil cases, which also hears appeals in criminal cases from England, Wales, and Northern Ireland. It was established in 2009 to take over the judicial functions of the House of Lords. Example sentencesExamples Overruling the defendants' objection, the Supreme Court of Judicature declared that it is the jury's responsibility to determine the credibility of the evidence. The first Rules of the new Supreme Court of Judicature adopted the Chancery practice. He no longer sits with the law lords and will have no place in the new supreme court. Britain's most senior judges are set to move to a new supreme court housed in a former judicial building facing the Palace of Westminster in Parliament Square. In 1997 Hutton became one of the law lords who comprise Britain's supreme court, ending his career when he retired this month. 1.2 The highest federal court in the US, consisting of nine justices.
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