Sentence examples for be granted a trial from inspiring English sources

One dissenting judge said the plaintiffs should be granted a trial on the method's constitutionality before they are executed.

It took almost four years for the Beaver Lake Cree to be granted a trial and now, almost six years since the case was first filed, BLCN is still a few years away from a court date.

Frederick Douglass was right when he said 'Power concedes nothing without a demand.'" Shoatz was granted a trial in his lawsuit around the same time that Albert Woodfox, another former Black Panther, was released from prison in Louisiana after a record 43 years in solitary confinement.

In 1827, Jones was granted a trial preaching license as an itinerant preacher.

Hearings were held in 1986 & 1988 to determine if Adams should be granted a new trial.

Unless Mr. Boeken agrees to settle for $100 million by Aug. 24, Philip Morris will be granted a new trial "solely on the issue of punitive damages," Judge McCoy wrote.

To be granted a new trial, their hurdle is higher: they would have to show that something in the withheld documents had prevented Mr. McVeigh from receiving a fair trial, or cast doubt on his guilt.

Pulling Mr. Kharazi away for a brief private conversation during a speech and dinner last Wednesday at the Century Club in New York, Mr. Horton said, he had been told the Jews would be granted a new trial.

Before the sentencing, Mr. Skakel's lawyers are expected to argue today that he should be granted a new trial on several grounds, including their most recent assertion, that prosecutors failed to turn over crucial evidence to them until last week.

If prosecutors cannot prove that four Jamaicans and one Trinidadian were excluded from the Watson jury for other reasons besides their ethnicity, he could be granted a new trial.

Last year, after lengthy legal maneuvering, the French Court of Appeals ruled that Mr. Einhorn could be extradited provided he would be granted a new trial and would not face the death penalty.