Sentence examples for committed for trial from inspiring English sources

Farrell wasn't committed for trial.

This was the first time criminal charges had been laid against a high court judge, and in April 1985 Murphy was committed for trial.

The fellow drinkers picked the Pole out of a line-up and he was later committed for trial at the Old Bailey.

Briese later told the High Court judge that he had inquired the magistrate hearing the Ryan case and it was likely that the accused would be committed for trial.

Last month, Allen Wheatley, who as financial secretary was a rising star in the local civil service, was committed for trial on charges of fraud over a contract for telecoms services at the new airport.

The espionage charges against Max Schultz, said to be a first lieutenant in the 13th Hussar Regiment of the German Army, came to an end, so far as the Police Court proceedings are concerned, at Plymouth yesterday [Aug. 29], when the prisoner was committed for trial at the Exeter Assizes.

In May, an Italian judge committed her for trial on charges of offending Islam, but this has served only to reinforce her self-image as a wronged Cassandra.

February 1994: Wimbledon magistrates commit Stag for trial at the Old Bailey accused of murdering Nickell.

In a few days' time, Zuwanie is going to address the General Assembly as a way of heading off an attempt to commit him for trial before the International Criminal Court.

But the country has never held trials for crimes committed for the Soviet cause, not even when Khrushchev denounced Stalin's tyranny in the 1950's.

'Crimes committed' for home priority.