Sentence examples for bizarre trials from inspiring English sources
The Stranger Beside Me is a cross-country epic of sex crime and headlong flight, bizarre trials and, finally, after a dozen failed appeals and last-minute confessions, the electric chair.
The Victorian Gothic edifice in central London that is home to the Royal Courts of Justice has witnessed many bizarre trials in its 126-year history, but the one now under way amid the rich oak paneling and stone-arched windows of Court 13 — the case of Max Mosley versus The News of the World — would have a claim on any list of the most unusual.
They want to have these bizarre trials, they don't want to let the defendant see secret evidence -- so the one thing they need is us.
In one of the most bizarre trials over freedom of the press in Washington history, the "troublesome" woman writer -- make that the "vituperative powers of this giantess of literature," according to the New York Observer -- was indicted in 1829 as "a common scold," an offense of inappropriate public behavior for women plucked from old English laws.
In 2011, Trump floated the most bizarre trial balloon in American political history.
He is the man who cursed America and Jews during his often bizarre trial in Alexandria, Virginia, in 2006.
This leads to O'Hara's implication in a murder and to the bizarre trial sequence that follows.
On the eighth floor of the Brooklyn Criminal Courthouse – a place where misdemeanors are adjudicated and court proceedings consist mostly of brief appearances in front of a judge – the bizarre trial of Christopher X.
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