- In
common law, a
right of
audience is
generally a
right of a
lawyer to
appear and
conduct proceedings in
court on
behalf of
their client. In
English law...
-
usually listed in the
Court Circular,
which is
published daily by the
broadsheet press. The
Prime Minister has a w****ly
audience with the
monarch usually...
-
United States Supreme Court created a quasi-exception to free
speech in
cases in
which a
person is held as a "captive
audience"
Lehman v.
Shaker Heights...
-
International Court of
Justice (ICJ; French: Cour
internationale de justice, CIJ), or
colloquially the
World Court, is the only
international court that adjudicates...
- are
steadily losing audiences,
court shows have the
slowest rate of
viewer attrition. Thus, by the late 2000s, the
number of
court shows in syndication...
- The Paul VI
Audience Hall (Italian: Aula Paolo VI), also
known as the Hall of the
Pontifical Audiences, is an
audience hall in
which the Pope has held...
-
Norton featured in an
episode of RTÉ's Youngline, parti****ting in an
audience debate about underage teens attending discos. In 1983,
Norton travelled...
- The
Audience is a play by the
British playwright and
screenwriter Peter Morgan. The play
centres on w****ly meetings,
called audiences,
between Queen Elizabeth...
- Audiència), was an
appellate court in
Spain and its empire. The name of the
institution literally translates as
Royal Audience. The
additional designation...
- This same
laugh can be
heard coming from the
studio audience throughout numerous seasons of
Night Court. At
first it was
thought to be the
canned laugh of...
