district court

英 [ˌdɪstrɪkt ˈkɔːt]

美 [ˌdɪstrɪkt ˈkɔːrt]

n.  (美国)地区法院

法律

牛津词典

noun

• （美国）地区法院
  (in the US) a court that deals with cases in a particular area

双语例句

• The district court ruled that Popper's silence in court today should be entered as a plea of not guilty.
  区法院裁定今天波珀在法庭上的缄默将被视作是进行无罪抗辩。
• A three-judge district court ruled that the comptroller general's role in the process was unconstitutional.
  三位法官组成地方法院的判决中指出，总审计长的过程中的作用是违宪的。
• The last election benched Mr. Taylor in the district court.
  上次选举使泰勒先生当上地方法院法官。
• A district court ordered the hospital closed.
  地区法院命令关闭该医院。
• The case is pending in federal district court in Utah.
  犹他州联邦地区法院仍在审理此案。
• The First District Court of Appeals dismisses an appeal dealing with the use of evidence in a dog fighting case.
  第一区上诉法院驳回上诉处理中使用的证据狗的战斗情况。
• The election benched him in the district court.
  那次选举使他当上了地方法院法官。
• Procedural Posture: The District Court, exercising strict scrutiny, held that the Texas scheme violated equal protection.
  程序：地区法院详细审查，判决德州计划违反了平等保护原则。
• Some members of Southwest Student Forum took part in the consultation, while the Young Volunteer Association and ShaPingBa District Court arranged all the process.
  整个现场和流程都是由民商青年志愿者协会、沙区法院安排好，西南学生论坛的一些成员参与了法律咨询。
• By convention the Chairperson is usually a district court judge.
  按照惯例，主席通常是地方法院法官。