court in banc
court in banc noun: a session where all the judges of a court hear a case together, instead of the case being heard by a smaller panel of judges.
Noun
court in banc (plural courts in banc)
- A session where all the judges of a court hear a case together, instead of the case being heard by a smaller panel of judges.
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- Thereupon, June 7th, a motion was filed on behalf of Duncan for the transfer of the cause to the supreme court in banc, upon the grounds that the cause was determined solely by a minority of the supreme court1894, Melvin Fuller, Duncan v. State
Forms of court in banc
| plural | courts in banc |
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| alternative form | court in bank |
Questions about court in banc
- What does court in banc mean?
- Court in banc means a session where all the judges of a court hear a case together, instead of the case being heard by a smaller panel of judges.
- What part of speech is court in banc?
- Court in banc is a noun.
- What is the plural of court in banc?
- The plural of court in banc is courts in banc.
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