make a case that

To state the reasons why something should be done or is or should be the case. You could certainly make a case that alcohol is worse than marijuana, but I doubt that lawmakers will agree with you.

See also: case, make, that

See also:

make a case for (something)
the people
be on (one's) case
be on somebody's case
be on someone's case
be on the case
in case
case of
a case of (something)
an open-and-shut case

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