Furthermore, given that the pretrial pupil effects were block-related in nature, we also correlated performance and pupil activity in the block contrast.
Given the permitted length of pretrial detention in Spain, he could face another year and a half in prison.
Given the way the government conducts its pretrial publicity campaigns, it's fair to assume that these effects aren't just incidental byproducts -- they're deliberate elements of an overall "shock and awe" approach to large-scale federal prosecutions.
Jeh Johnson, the Pentagon's general counsel, told reporters at a hastily announced briefing at the Pentagon: "Given the length of time he's been in pretrial confinement at Quantico... and given what the likely period of pretrial confinement in the future... we reached the judgment this would be the right facility for him".
At a pretrial hearing, Mazurek said Graziosa had not voluntarily given the statement, but Stolz ruled that the police had followed proper protocol.
Under another proposed rule, commanders would be given the authority to transfer those accused of sexual assault to another base during the pretrial phase of an investigation, to remove any chance of continued contact with the accuser.
But given the severity of the charges against Milosevic and the unprecedented prosecution of a former head of state, tribunal authorities concede privately that the pretrial phase could last a year or more.
"Given the unique circumstances of this case, the pervasive community bias against those who oversaw Enron's collapse, and the inflammatory pretrial publicity in the Houston area, Skilling was entitled to a presumption of prejudice," the appeals court ruled.
Given the infirmities in the asserted justifications for § 1107(f), I think the imposition of administrative costs on only one class of those persons seeking pretrial release violates the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
"Given the publicity that has come out about this, all bets are off, I think, in terms of whether you can get a fair jury in Manhattan," said Neil Vidmar, a Duke law professor who studies pretrial prejudice.
