1. Old Bailey - Noun
2. Old Bailey - Proper noun
the central criminal court in London
Source: WordNetA trial at the Old Bailey today heard how Eva was allegedly 'violently shaken on at least three separate occasions'. Source: Internet
At the end of the show, in "Court Charades", the Inquisitors are caught by surprise when a defendant (who is also a judge from another court) in session at the Old Bailey says: "Blimey, I didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition!" Source: Internet
Baker, then a 54-year-old engineer, feared he would lose the £100,000 14-acre Brookfield Farm in nearby Chobham after Mrs Baker walked out on him, the Old Bailey heard. Source: Internet
The Old Bailey heard victims would be plied with alcohol and forced to perform sex acts for as little as 'the price of a McDonalds'. Source: Internet
A judge at the Old Bailey ruled on December 7 that Lord Janner could not enter a plea because he suffered from 'advanced and irreversible' dementia which meant he did not understand what was happening. Source: Internet
First opening in Nedlands in 2013, the Joondalup venue, which takes over the Old Bailey site, will be the fifth Varsity for owners Matt Pound, Ben Maher and Fabian Bucher. Source: Internet