Sentence examples for appointed trial from inspiring English sources

In October 2000, the group issued a report that criticized the process by which judges appointed trial lawyers for indigent capital defendants.

IZ and TG contributed to the development of the protocol and study design utilised in the funding application, and IZ has been appointed as Trial Manager for this study.

One way is to appoint experienced trial judges who will ensure that the court is used for disciplined fact-finding instead of political speeches.

A Page Six gossip item in The New York Post last week said that Mr. Morgenthau, who is 88, is considering stepping down before the end of the year, and that Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who endorsed him in the last election, would appoint the trial lawyer Cyrus Vance Jr., son of former President Carter's secretary of state, as his successor.

Mr. Marcus said the new report is intended to expand beyond the adequacy of court-appointed trial lawyers and shed light on the problems with the state habeas appellate lawyers appointed by the Court of Criminal Appeals.

(His younger brother Charles is a federal judge, appointed to the trial bench in San Francisco by Clinton).

In March 1943, he was appointed the first trial commissioner of the juvenile court.

This could have all been avoided and addressed, if only I'd been appointed an experienced trial attorney.

Judge John Trimble, the circuit court judge in Harrison County who would have presided over the case, was appointed before the trial by Governor Desha to a seat on the "New" Court of Appeals authorized by the Assembly.

Finally, a clinical nurse specialist and an administrator working exclusively with the MS service were appointed and the trial commenced.

Focused sonography carries no risk for the patient since its pain and radiation free; hence, a Data Monitoring Committee has not been appointed for the trial.