The phrase "a judicial trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a legal proceeding in which a case is heard and decided by a judge or jury.
Example: "The defendant was found guilty after a lengthy judicial trial that examined all the evidence presented."
Alternatives: "a court trial" or "a legal trial".
Citizens can be deprived of their liberty only on the basis of a properly enacted law, after a judicial trial that meets minimum standards of due process.
The complaint says Mr. Awlaki should not have been designated "for death without the protections of a judicial trial" by the executive branch and contends that at the time of his killing, he did not present any immediate "concrete, specific and imminent threat of death or serious bodily injury".
"Monkeys are protected under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972," says Pawan "Capturing, hunting or killing them is a violation of the act which may lead the offender to a judicial trial with fine, imprisonment or both.
"Monkeys are protected under the Wildlife Protection Act of 1972," says Pawan. "Capturing, hunting, or killing them is a violation of the act which may lead the offender to a judicial trial with fine, imprisonment, or both.
This is because a judicial trial is not about whether someone is guilty, but whether they can be proven guilty -- a small, but crucial difference that is often overlooked.
They should not resemble the political votes of no-confidence held in parliamentary systems.The question is whether Mr Rehnquist will have the power to deliver such a dignified, properly judicial, trial of Mr Clinton.
The guide explains how the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, the powerful Vatican office that handles cases of priestly abuse, can authorize a local bishop to pursue various procedures against a priest accused of abuse, including a judicial penal trial.
To round up, nine Nigerian citizens, including the writer and environmentalist Ken Saro-were, were hanged after a trial that was stomach churning even by the most primitive standards of judicial trial, and in defiance of the intervention of world leadership.
"Here, you are proving him guilty through media trial even before the start of judicial trial".
It is the first time in the world that such an approach was tested, and the study results may be used as an important reference in judicial trials on copyright infringement.
Question No. 29 is "Have you or your closest relatives ever been the subject of a judicial inquiry or trial?" At home, unthreatened, Shtrum still breaks down: He was seized by a feeling of irreparable guilt and impurity.
