Noun
a court having jurisdiction over criminal cases
Source: WordNet“After carrying out a robust investigation and listening to and supporting overseas victims, we managed to bring theme Office case to the Central Criminal Court and today four men have been sentenced. Source: Internet
After a nine day trial at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court the jury of eleven men and one woman took a little under two hours to return unanimous verdicts of not guilty on the two charges. Source: Internet
Among recent efforts was the establishment of the Special Criminal Court, mandated to try war crimes and crimes against humanity, which formally began operations in late 2018. Source: Internet
After the 1998 U.S. embassy bombings in Africa, bin Laden and several al-Qaeda members were indicted in U.S. criminal court. Source: Internet
As a result, one of the judges, His Honor Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay of Criminal Court 'C', was forced to cut off the testimony of General Geraldine J. George, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL). Source: Internet
As investigations are still ongoing by the International Criminal Court (ICC), Amnesty International, and the Lagos State Judicial Panel of Inquiry, an extensive report by Premium Times proved the events that led to the massacre. Source: Internet