Sentence examples for a flawed trial from inspiring English sources

Others say that the differences are not mere technicalities, and that a flawed trial would do far more harm than good.

But trials always involve risk, he said, adding that even a flawed trial where some facts get skewed can bring out a larger truth.

The opposition leader, Vladimir Kozlov, is serving a seven-year prison sentence on the criminal charge of "inciting social discord" after what HRW said was a flawed trial in 2012‎.

The impasse has revived a heated debate over whether a flawed trial is better than no trial at all, and whether the United Nations should bend a little to allow one to go forward.

David Chandler, the author of "Voices From S-21: Terror and History in Pol Pot's Secret Prison" (University of California Press, 1999), said a flawed trial would be better than no trial at all.

From our conversation with her back then, you could draw the conclusion that this new amnesty bill is Putin taking the necessary measures to avoid evidence leaking out of what, according to Katia, was a flawed trial.

Linda Carty, 51, could be given the lethal injection within months after the Supreme Court refused to review a murder conviction which campaigners claim resulted from a "catastrophically flawed" trial.

Mr. Graham was put to death by lethal injection at the state prison in Huntsville at 8 49 p.m. central time after many legal experts said he had received a deeply flawed trial and 5 of 17 members of a state parole board voted Thursday afternoon to commute his sentence to life in prison.

Ibrahim was dismissed and, after a deeply flawed trial, was convicted on charges of corruption and sodomy with his wife's driver, receiving sentences of six and nine years, respectively.

"However, we deeply regret they were released following suspended sentences, some of them having to pay heavy fines, at the conclusion of an extremely flawed trial process".The suspicion is that the government orchestrated their trials in order to detract attention from its own role in the deadly clashes.

My own father (former deputy prime minister Anwar Ibrahim) was sacked for his anti-corruption and reformist stand in 1998 and incarcerated on trumped-up charges following an extremely flawed trial, not once but twice – and has collectively spent 11 years of his life as a political prisoner.