Sentence examples for defendants confidence from inspiring English sources

Until as recently as 2008, the few pro bono defense lawyers worked directly for the Ministry of Justice, which did little to give defendants confidence in them.

Some lawyers said his decision here could hamstring federal prosecutors in the toughest cases because it would shake defendants' confidence that a federal prosecutor at the local level could deliver on a proposed deal in a death penalty case.

The perceived rise in the rate of acquittals may be related to sympathy for the defendant or declining confidence in legal authorities.

The Jordanian Olympic and Paralympic committees and the Jordanian embassy in London have all expressed regret at the charges and said they had confidence the defendants would get a fair hearing.

With the innocence of 100 death row inmates having been established in the past few years, as well as evidence of serious inadequacies in the legal representation available to capital defendants, the public's confidence in the system has been shaken, he said, and so too has the court's.

"These defendants abused that trust".

The molecular clock estimates of infection date were then correlated with those proposed by the prosecution (that is, dates when the complainant underwent surgery attended by the defendant), with variable success: the confidence limits of the molecular clock estimates included the prosecution's proposed date in two out of every three cases.

I was able to do my own job better because the defendant would give his evidence with confidence and, whatever the outcome, feel that he had done his best.

The defendants themselves suddenly brimmed with an aggressive confidence, as if the verdict was in the bag.

An insider trading violation requires proving the defendant breached a duty of "trust and confidence" by misusing the information for personal gain or tipping others.

As a type of fraud, insider trading requires showing the defendant violated a duty of trust and confidence by taking confidential information and using it for personal gain.