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build a case

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build a case (against someone) and gather a case (against someone)
to put together the evidence needed to make a legal or disciplinary case against someone. The police easily built a case against the drunken driver. As soon as we gather the case against her, we can obtain a warrant to arrest her.
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He said the inquiry was intended to establish if there was any new evidence that could help build a case against others involved in the plot.
The police arrest a murder suspect, but the prosecutors have insufficient evidence to build a case.
Sinn Fein Assembly member Caral Ni Chuilin said: "I am aware that there are a lot of people coming forward to build a case up.
 
 
 
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