Definitions
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- adjective Not of or pertaining to a
judicial court .
Etymologies
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non- + court
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Examples
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In one he called the Supreme Court a "noncourt court" that "rarely considers itself bound by the reasoning of its prior opinions."
Without Precedent 2005
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In one he called the Supreme Court a "noncourt court" that "rarely considers itself bound by the reasoning of its prior opinions."
Without Precedent 2005
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In one he called the Supreme Court a "noncourt court" that "rarely considers itself bound by the reasoning of its prior opinions."
Without Precedent 2005
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He also is seeking the appointment of a noncourt person to the review team, suggesting that a local pastor become part of the group.
The Altoona Mirror 2009
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