coming into court (Meaning)

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coming into court (n)

formal attendance (in court or at a hearing) of a party in an action

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The defendant was nervous about coming into court to face the judge.
Witnesses were subpoenaed and prepared to testify upon coming into court.
The plaintiff's attorney was confident in their case as they prepared for coming into court.
The accused had a sense of dread about coming into court, fearing the outcome of the trial.
The jury was sworn in before coming into court to hear the evidence.
The bailiff escorted the defendant into court, ensuring proper decorum.
The prosecutor prepared her opening statement before coming into court.
The defendant's family sat anxiously in the gallery, awaiting his coming into court.
The judge reviewed the case file before coming into court for the trial.
The defendant's attorney advised him on courtroom etiquette before coming into court.

formal attendance (in court or at a hearing) of a party in an action

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The defendant was nervous about coming into court to face the judge.

Witnesses were subpoenaed and prepared to testify upon coming into court.

The plaintiff's attorney was confident in their case as they prepared for coming into court.

The accused had a sense of dread about coming into court, fearing the outcome of the trial.