The medieval courts baron handled disputes between tenants and the lord.

The tournament organizers renovated the deuce courts to meet international standards.

The defendant was tried without a jury in a Diplock court during the height of The Troubles.

After months of deliberation, the delegations agreed to present the dispute to the World Court.

Many professional players prefer hard courts because they offer a predictable bounce and faster play.

Many players find that the speed and bounce of a hard court suit their aggressive playing style.

In some lower Irish courts, judges sometimes offered an informal alternative called a court poor box, where a defendant could be directed to donate to charity instead of receiving a conviction.

She sprinted back across the half-court line to defend against the fast break.

The referee called a half-court violation after the point guard carelessly carried the ball back over the midcourt line.

After years of appeals, the case finally reached the court of last resort, where the precedent-setting decision was made.