Al Qaeda today is most concerned with discovering when and where the next drone missile attack will take place in Pakistan, information not likely to be disclosed during a trial about a conspiracy hatched more than a decade ago.
The documents have been disclosed before a trial due later this summer at the investigatory powers tribunal, which hears complaints about state-authorised surveillance and the intelligence agencies.
What might he, or Banna or Rawi, say, what documents would have to be disclosed, if a trial were held here?
Often even a determined hunt fails to find the source, and agencies sometimes oppose prosecution for fear that even more secrets will be disclosed at a trial.
The Old Bailey trial disclosed a new fragment of evidence that remains unexplained and unexplored.
iversity's nascent European MOOCs platform has started taking in some revenue — albeit not enough to disclose, with a trial of paid exams only offered for two small German-language courses thus far, and with only a few dozen participants in total.
In April 2006, four months after the N.S.A. program was publicly disclosed, an appellate court directed the trial judge in Mr. Timimi's case to reconsider it in light of his lawyers' accusations.
2 of our 10 reviewed companies disclosed all trials and complied with legal disclosure requirements for their 2012 approved drugs.
The murder trial discloses a tawdry demimonde of gigolos and gangsters, and also a sequence of events that has faint echoes of "Mildred Pierce".
Recently, the Federal Circuit in Knorr-Bremse v. Dana overruled almost twenty years of precedent by striking down the adverse inference doctrine, which had created a negative presumption against any alleged patent infringer for failing to obtain and disclose a patent opinion letter at trial.
The corresponding performance accuracy analysis reconfirmed the success of the experimental manipulation by disclosing a significant main effect for trial type (F 1, 42) = 13.6; p <.001).
