Sentence examples for charge trial from inspiring English sources

Some of the men have been held for more than a year under interrogation by the military, without charge, trial or access to lawyers or their families.

Kat Craig, legal director of the charity Reprieve, told the Guardian: "Yunus Rahmatullah faced 10 years of unlawful detention without charge, trial or explanation.

If leniency were to be applied to the Right-wing extremists, political sources argued, it should also cover the liberals and Left-wingers held without charge, trial or conviction.

I still remember the irony of holding my hand to my heart and pledging allegiance to the US flag in the tar-paper barrack schoolroom, even as armed guards watched over us and barbed wire kept us locked inside that prison, without charge, trial or due process.

The despair at Israel's unwillingness to release what the Palestinian public perceives to be "hostages" coincided with a hunger strike by 300 Palestinian "administrative detainees" in protest at their incarceration without charge, trial, or legal recourse, renewable every six months – a sanction that Israel has inherited from British Mandatory rule.

Jameel Jaffer, a litigator with the A.C.L.U., called Mr. Brennan's statement "important," but said the administration should disclose "the memo that authorizes the extrajudicial killing of American terrorism suspects" and "the evidence it relied on to conclude that an American citizen, Anwar Al-Awlaki, could be killed without charge, trial, or judicial process of any kind".

The testimony by Patrick Donohue, Mr. Pataki's former campaign finance director, was the highlight of the politically charged trial, which began two weeks ago.

The verdict ended a politically charged trial in which Mr. Anwar, 64, faced as many as 20 years in prison.

As his politically charged trial was taking place, Mr. Basuki, who is Christian and ethnically Chinese, lost his bid for re-election in a landslide last month.

The acquittal of Mr. Simpson, who has always vehemently maintained his innocence in the killings, came at the end of a racially charged trial.

Under the new powers the military can also secretly detain people and interrogate them without charges, trial or access to lawyers.