whatdoes this mean?  its about court.?
927480
it means you didn't pay something and someone wants their money! looks like you may be going to court!
911735
Court?  City?  State?
391674
What does that suppose to mean... Just wanna understand the question better.
550603
It could mean Council of Economic Advisors (CEA)\n\nAre you sure its not REA? It can be MENS REA which means  ``guilty mind``.  There must be an Actus Reus accompanied by some level of mens rea to constitute the crime with which the defendant is charged.
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Imposed means exactly that. The sentence is effective immediately. \n\nStay is a bit more complex (in short the sentence is withheld until further actions are taken by some party)\n\nA court order is an official proclamation by a judge (or panel of judges) that defines the legal relationships between the parties before the court and requires or authorises the carrying out of certain steps by one or more parties to a case. It can be a simple as setting a date for trial or as complex as restructuring contractual relationships by and between many corporations in a multi-jurisdictional dispute (i.e. different states or countries). It may be a final order (one that concludes the court action), or an interim order (one during the action). Most orders are written, and are signed by the judge. Some orders, however, are spoken orally by the judge in open court, and are only reduced to writing in the transcript of the proceedings.
907501
It's a "restraining order."  Some courts may also term it an "injunction."
1016581
It's totally up to the judge. Give a good reason and don't push it, you can lose your case for no shows.
776621
Basically, it means that the military has total jurisdiction to try (go to court) with any person(s) or alien (non-citizen) who attacks or support attacks on military property or personnel.\n\nThis court is made up of a military commission (so like generals and possibly senators too).\n\nExample: you (an American) and your Arabian friend are associated with the Taliban decided to supply weapons for them to attack a US military base, and you were part of the attacking group.  You and your friend will be tried by a military commission.  Not in a tradition court with a judge and jury.  But in a panel without jury.
709835
It means that there would be no further hearings or court action... to complete the thought you'd need the context - it could be deferral pending some event or time ... you didn't give enough facts to fully answer.
705385
The courts should go by what is already in writing.  I highly suggest you get an attorney.
502621
A shoo-in is someone who faces no opposition but rather is  gently shooed in like a rancher moves his livestock.  In the sense you mean, it generally refers to elections.  The phrase "at court" generally refers to royal courts.  Courtiers are said to be "at court "when they attend the monarch or do royal business. Courtiers tend not to be elected, however, being convinced that divine right or some other undemocratic principle gives them the power to govern. So for someone to be a "shoo-in at court" seems to me an implausible expression. There may be a sense in which it could have meaning, but generally, no, it is not possible.
213519
"The thing (res) is decided (judicata)." It means there has been a court decision binding on the parties concerning some disputed issue. You can't keep suing the same person for the same thing. In appellate courts, it means the court or a higher court whose decisions are binding on that court must follow cases that have decided the same or similar issues in other cases. That is, they must decide the same way. It can also be called "stare decisis," meaning, "it has been decided."
357187
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366941
Basically a judge decides these things but it can be a contested divorce which means nothing goes until all parties agree. I'd suggest negotiating more...
85571
Court proceedings differ in each case that is brought before a judge...\nIt is basically the paperwork and story of each case to be presented and any evidence to use...
156539
You are in way over your head.  Hire an attorney to assist you.  Your post is very difficult to read or understand and I am sure the judge will require clarity of thought from you if you wish to prevail.
103720
It means "from the office"  -- that is, it refers to something which is so because of the authority of a person's office or position.  In a courtroom, a judge's authority might be said to be "ex officio."