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idiomhave/get your day in court AmEAmEto have an opportunity to say or explain something, or to give your opinion:For years, most historians assumed that there was no difference between Kennedy's and Johnson's Vietnam policies, but now people like Professor Newman are having their day in court.When asked whether he was 'available' to people on the streets, actor Danny Aiello said, "Absolutely! Yeah, they get their day in court."
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