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day in court

noun

  1. the day on which one involved in a lawsuit is to be afforded the opportunity to appear and be heard in court.
  2. a chance to present one's defense or argument.


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If the justices decide that the Trump administration cannot be required to bring Abrego Garcia back to the U.S., “there’s very limited hope that the courts will step in and say any of these folks who have been sent to rot in the Salvadoran prison have a chance of getting their day in court,” Jawetz said.

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One of those major tests would be if University of Sussex's vice-chancellor, Prof Sasha Roseneil, gets her day in court.

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"I'd like to effectively have my day in court as well," said Mr Castleton who is due to receive his OBE next month.

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"He looks forward to his day in court when it will become clear that he has never forced anyone to engage in sexual acts against their will," his lawyer Marc Agnifilo has said.

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“The terms of use allow plaintiffs to have their day in court,” Uber’s lawyers wrote.

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