The phrase "after trial which" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The decision was made after trial which revealed significant evidence."
Alternatives: "following the trial that" or "after the trial during which".
"The use of the death penalty is abhorrent in any circumstance but it is especially alarming that the Saudi Arabian authorities continue to use it in violation of international human rights law and standards, on such a wide scale, and after trials which are grossly unfair and sometimes politically motivated". .
"The use of the death penalty is abhorrent in any circumstance but it is especially alarming that the Saudi Arabian authorities continue to use it in violation of international human rights law and standards, on such a wide scale, and after trials which are grossly unfair and sometimes politically motivated".
After being held in prison for 2 months before her trial & after her trial which ended favorably but with the gov't.
Alsup deferred a ruling on the broader copyright question until after the trial, which ended on 23 May.
In that case, after a trial which had extended for some nine months, the trial judge issued a certificate summarily holding defense counsel in contempt for their actions during the trial.
The judge said she might re-examine the issue of government misconduct again after the trial, which is set to begin next month.
According to Crane, he was ordered by his superiors in the IG's office to delay releasing any documents – which could have exonerated Drake – until after the trial, which was expected to take place later in 2010.
Last month the King said he would issue a royal pardon to his son immediately after the trial, which would clear his record and make him eligible to take part in the coming election.
The one terrorist who is known to have survived, Nurpashi Kulaev, was convicted after a trial which, though apparently open and fair, was only the very least that could have been expected.
Mr. Torgan was less sanguine about Judge Weinstein's decision to slash his fee from one-third to 20percentt after the trial, which reduced his paycheck to $3.7 million, from $6.1 million.
