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The phrase "a trial against" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a legal proceeding where one party is bringing a case against another party.
Example: "The trial against the defendant is set to begin next week in the local courthouse."
Alternatives: "a case against" or "a lawsuit against".
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IN a trial against makers of breast implants nearly a decade ago in Houston, David M. Bernick had a moment that lawyers always savor: tripping up a hostile witness.
In those circumstances we do not invite a trial against Mrs Jenkins and invite verdicts of not guilty against her".
The Police Department opened a trial against him yesterday, accusing him of refusing to comply with a lawful order.
Yet mounting a trial against such a prominent defendant, who had billions to spend on his defense, was daunting.
In the state court of Palermo a trial against an alleged Nigerian gangster, Austin Ewosa, 32, is under way.
They also signed extensive statements that would likely mirror their testimony if called in a trial against Vick.
"This is not a trial against freedom of expression or against secularism," added the mosque's lawyer, Francis Szpiner.
The authorities said she was ready to cooperate in a trial against Mr. Mitchell, who would face up to life in prison if convicted.
He said that he was briefly detained at the border for having missed the hearing of a trial against him on charges of insulting the president.
The lawyer for the Andersons, Daniel Cherner, said he would seek a trial against the city, which was not a defendant in the case just decided.
AstraZeneca moved higher in an uncertain market after one of its key drugs performed well in a trial against the market leader.
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