Sentence examples for even to trial from inspiring English sources

A significant reason for the slowdown has been the partisan opposition of Republicans to appeals court and even to trial court nominations, even though almost none of the nominees have backgrounds that raise ideological issues.

In New York most judges are elected, even to lower trial courts.

Lawyers and mental health experts said that offering an insanity defense, or showing that he is incompetent even to stand trial, could be difficult for several reasons.

How else to explain the stubborn refusal to allow any of them to touch United States soil, even to stand trial, regardless of whether there's any reason to believe that they're actually terrorists?

She said: "You're punished before you even go to trial.

Our reading is that this is a speculative claim, which may not even go to trial.

The case was unusual in that it even went to trial.

The case was unusual in that it even went to trial," Susan Antilla reports in DealBook.

This lawlessness has fostered a culture of underprosecution in which only 38percentt of substantiated rape cases even go to trial.

Rachel Anspach, of the African American Policy Forum, considered it a a sign of progress that Holtzclaw's case even went to trial.

Before the case even gets to trial, the court would have to decide whether Mr Loughner is mentally competent to stand trial.