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general sessions
noun
- a court of general jurisdiction in criminal cases in some U.S. states.
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Origin of general sessions1
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Example Sentences
So just the week before she lands he takes a plea in General Sessions and the judge gives him four years.
Each group was to concentrate on one talent, but general sessions for the entire class give everyone practice in all talents.
Why—from his arrest to the present time—and for his defense here in General Sessions.
Women take part much more freely than they do in the general sessions of the institute.
Wanderers from Fifth avenue who never in their lives had been in the General Sessions before begged and badgered their way there.
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