Court in

A gang initiation in which two or more gang members beat up the new recruit for a varied amount of time (usually one or two minutes) in order for the recruit to become an official member of the gang.

Gang member: so when are you gonna get your court in to the hood?
Regular dude: umm im still in college . . . so . . . never.

Court in by Steven Stephalonavich October 5, 2021

hold court in the street 

To shoot it out with the police.

I’m not going back to jail. If the cops show up, we’ll hold court in the street.

hold court in the street by J581 May 2, 2018

You ain't in court 

Means to tell or snitch on someone.

You ain't in court, quit telling.

You ain't in court by Joker!!!!!! February 10, 2021

Sweting like a pedo in court 

Cornish Slang Cornwall England) to swet like hell)

Boy A I'm sweting like a pedo in court
Boy B well u would if u have been playing football(English Football)

Sweting like a pedo in court by Ann The Ginger Man February 13, 2009

court case in a can 

Cody's Bourbon and Cola - well known as "court case in a can" in New Zealand. Named as such due to the frequency of violence and police call outs related to consumers of Cody's. Consumed by obnoxious 12 year-olds getting drunk in city skate parks, through to hard blokes and sheilas in rural New Zealand.
Originally 12% alcohol, they have slowly been getting reduced down in alcohol strength (7% as of 2022) due to pressure from police and politicians.

You crack the first court case in a can and suddenly it's tomorrow, you've got no shirt on and you're wearing somebody else's jandals.

court case in a can by DarkFalcon February 16, 2022

Order in the court 

The act of using one’s penis as a makeshift gavel to strike a surface. One must loudly exclaim “ORDER IN THE COURT” as they strike said surface.

“Order in the court!” Bill shouted.

Bill brought so much order to Steve’s court that Steve was knocked unconscious.

Order in the court by Hammer of Jesus January 29, 2019

The ball is in your court 

(variants: my, their, our, his, or her may replace your)

It is someone's turn to make the decision

Which direction will you go from here? The ball is in your court.

The ball is in your court by Light Joker November 11, 2005