see in court

And so that’s what we’ll see in court in October.

I kept thinking about this case and a couple of years later, I learned that this man was due in court pretty soon, and I thought, “OK, maybe I’ll just, you know, go see what there is to see in court.”

That they were satisfied with the hand gestures of a severely injured and traumatised victim suggests they had already decided who they wanted to see in court.

After the hearing, Hamoudi had little to say about his client’s state of mind: “You could see in court how she’s doing.”

“These are extraordinary measures that you almost never see in court,” Bruce L. Castor Jr., an attorney for one of the defendants in the Usher case, told the Philadelphia Inquirer in 2014.