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In a trial that a federal appeals court found to be "fundamentally unfair", he was convicted of murder and originally sentenced to death.

The idea for the book came from a trial that a 29-year-old Mr. Grisham had overheard as an underemployed lawyer in DeSoto County, Miss.

A judge convicted the anti-corruption blogger of embezzlement and sentenced him to five years in a prison colony on 18 July, in a trial that a state investigator admitted was, at least in part, politically motivated.

Mac Secrest, the lawyer who defended Ms. Rodriguez, said prosecutors faced a struggle in convincing a jury in the sentencing phase of a trial that a mother would be a future danger to society or that there were aggravating factors that made the case more serious, requirements that must be met for a death penalty under Texas law.

The Miranda warning comes from a 1966 case in which the Supreme Court held that, to protect against involuntary self-incrimination, if prosecutors want to use statements at a trial that a defendant made in custody, the police must first have advised him of his rights.

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Especially after a trial that was a mockery of justice, but any sign of returning grace in France is welcome.

A date was set to start a trial that could potentially unseat Gov. Christine Gregoire, a Democrat.

For a man facing a trial that could bring a life sentence, his answer showed how small the world is on the other side of the barbed wire.

The verdict came after a trial that lasted more than a year and was broadcast on television in Peru.

Despite an indictment, and a trial that could last three months, Mr. James just kept working the room.