"The tribunal grants the accused the right to conduct his own defense," he said, "but it does not enable him to implement this right because the case is unmanageable for the accused".
They are accused of failing to conduct safety drills at Massey's Aracoma Alma No. 1 mine in Logan County, where two men died trying to escape a conveyer belt fire.
In another case about a year ago, the chief financial officer of a Virginia Beach, Va., lender was accused of failing to conduct due diligence on certain investment firms and not disclosing a personal relationship with one of them.
As he warmed to his theme of the equipment shortages facing British troops, he came close to joining a recent groundswell of criticism in which Prime Minister Gordon Brown's government has been accused of trying to conduct the war in Afghanistan without adequate financing.
Instead, Mr. Cannata is accused of failing to conduct numerous inspections, and when he did, he often demanded the fees and fines be paid in cash, the district attorney's office said in a statement issued on Sept. 12, at the time of Mr. Cannata's arrest.
Brown after all is a two-time runner-up for the Democratic presidential nomination, and was not infrequently accused of trying to conduct elements of his own foreign policy the first time he was governor.
The very opposite of a taut legal thriller, this rich, rewarding Indian drama wanders well beyond its central case (of a folk singer accused of abetting suicide) to conduct a top-to-bottom survey of its society.
She also accuses Yahoo of failing to conduct a proper investigation when she reported the situation to Human Resources.
On state television, the monarch accused the government of failing to conduct parliamentary elections and restore peace.
Tensions between the Obama administration and the scientific community over the gulf oil spill are escalating, with prominent oceanographers accusing the government of failing to conduct an adequate scientific analysis of the damage and of allowing BP to obscure the spill's true scope.
