Sentence examples for a normal trial from inspiring English sources

"This is definitely not a normal trial procedure, so I feel the risk of conviction is high," she added.

"It is possibly one of the biggest criminal trials in the world in terms of the number of accused, witnesses testified and the people killed...It is unique that they got a normal trial under the ordinary law of the country," claimed chief prosecutor Anisul Huq.

But instead of a normal trial, Mohammed is being tried in a one-of-a-kind military tribunal at Guantanamo Bay.

There were few anticipation errors that is, movements made on a catch trial or movements that began within 100 ms of the stimulus onset on a normal trial; this happened on 13 trials (0.12%) in the keypress response condition and on 53 trials (0.47%) in the pointing response condition.

In a normal trial, the judge decides questions of law and the jury decides facts.

The orders could also be sought on the basis of hearsay and other forms of tendency evidence that would normally be inadmissible in a normal criminal trial.

Restrictions on reporting are likely, but otherwise the case against the eight men will resemble a normal criminal trial.

Lawyers for the state of Ukraine dispute her complaint, and will argue in Strasbourg that it was just a normal criminal trial, the BBC's Moscow correspondent Daniel Sandford says.

Unlike a normal criminal trial, verdicts required only a majority vote rather than unanimity.

Knowing that his case depended solely on his wife's testimony and was therefore weak, Carrouges developed a plan: Instead of proceeding with a normal criminal trial, Carrouges would challenge Le Gris to a judicial duel, the survivor of which would thus have been deemed by God to have been the rightful claimant.

More significant at this stage was the articulation of a judicial system, especially the establishment of supreme courts (New South Wales, 1814; Tasmania, 1824); normal trial by jury did not obtain.