Kuchumov had faced an appalling dilemma: "A trial moving of one of the panels has resulted in disaster.
Although over 110,000 people are languishing in appalling jails awaiting trial for genocide, only half-hearted complaints have come down from donor governments.
Baird, now the police commissioner for Northumbria, said the family's assertion that the police had advised Andrade not to receive any therapy until after the trial was appalling.
Vera Baird QC, the former solicitor general and now police commissioner for Northumbria, along with Geoffrey Bindman, a leading human rights lawyer, said the family's assertion that the police had advised Andrade not to receive any therapy until after the trial was appalling.
Soon it is anything but, and through investigation and cross-examination the resulting trial exposes the appalling treatment of inmates at Alcatraz.
Human Rights Watch called on the Indonesian government to set up an independent inquiry into the trial, which "is appalling and smacks of injustice," Elaine Pearson, the group's deputy director for Asia, said in a statement on Monday.
The play had a successful run Off Broadway in 1999, coming on the heels of various televised dramas, including the Menendez brothers' trials and the particularly appalling activities of Lorena and John Wayne Bobbitt.
"The unprecedented speed with which the Yunus trial was carried out is appalling and tells us a lot about its quality.
His ignorance on AIDS and appalling attitudes toward women — revealed in a 2006 rape trial that ended in his acquittal — stained his personal reputation.
We, in the United States, try issues in courts that are somewhat appalling to other peoples in the length of our trials and the scope of our questions, and I have had some experience trying them.
