Sentence examples for defendants both from inspiring English sources

The bearded defendants, both wearing glasses, were flanked by four security guards in the dock.

The two main defendants, both 45, arrived early at London's Central Criminal Court, known as the Old Bailey, in a storm of photographers' flashes.

It is a common practice among all defendants, both public and private, to settle cases rather than risk an unpredictable jury verdict".

She describes crowds of protesters slapping and jostling defendants both inside and outside the courtroom, shouting and throwing coins and pens.

The married defendants, both lawyers, were so universally denounced last year for seeming to partly blame Ms. Whipple for the attack that the trial was moved here, 400 miles from the scene in San Francisco, to find an impartial jury.

The defendants, both of whom have been in hospital at times since the trial began in November 2011, were described by prosecutor William Smith as "dictators who controlled Cambodians by brutal force and fear".

His two co-defendants (both eighteen years old) pleaded guilty.

The prosecution foundered almost as soon as Lewis' trial began, with the evidence against him revealed as weak, and the charges were dropped as part of a deal in which he agreed to testify against his two co-defendants (both of whom were eventually acquitted) and plead guilty to obstruction of justice, a misdemeanor.

The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court here, names only Mr. Cheney as a defendant, both in his capacity as vice president and as chairman of the energy task force.

The relatives of the victim and the defendant, both affluent Korean families from New Jersey, sat on opposite sides of the courtroom during the trial.

If the plaintiff and defendant both reside in the same state, the lawsuit should be filed in that state.