Sentence examples for a full-fledged trial from inspiring English sources
Like Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Johnson said Judge Roberts believed in negotiation, in bringing lawyers and prosecutors together whenever there appeared to be a chance they could settle a case without a full-fledged trial.
The filing set in motion the preparation for a full-fledged trial in a Little Rock courtroom, perhaps as early as this fall, over Mr. Clinton's fitness to be a lawyer.
Though the International Criminal Court (ICC) has standing to try the world's worst human rights violations, the court often falls short of that mandate when the accused is a head of state, in part because turning a war crime accusation into a full-fledged trial is a process fraught with jurisdiction limits and uncooperative states.
Nobody had pushed for a full-fledged trial-like process in which the courts would be called on to make their own determination about whether Mr. Padilla was an enemy combatant, a former official said.
Now he hopes to find support for a full-fledged clinical trial.
Still, it could be argued that even if McCulloch believed that there was enough evidence to charge Wilson in the shooting, that it would be difficult, if not impossible, to ultimately convict the officer in a full-fledged criminal trial.
In some states, similar commitment hearings are full-fledged trials lasting weeks, but in New Jersey, they rarely take more than a day.
LONDON, Oct. 18 - A weeklong training session for the Iraqi judges and prosecutors chosen to try Saddam Hussein and his top associates ended in London on Monday with both the Iraqis and their Western advisers agreeing on one thing: The Iraqis are unprepared to tackle full-fledged trials any time soon.
Some might suggest that all cases should be treated the way McCulloch handled Wilson before the grand jury, with a full-fledged mini-trial of all the incriminating and exculpatory evidence presented at this preliminary stage.
The New Jersey-based company has convinced China Telecom one of five state-run Chinese telcos to expand a trial run into a full-fledged Internet telephony service throughout that country.
