This epic examination of the trial of MICHAEL PETERSON, a novelist who was accused of his wife's 2001 murder, is a character study that doesn't draw conclusions.
13 Although a comprehensive analysis would have been enlightening, we did not perform a systematic examination of this negative trial, or how such intervention might work it were effective.
In particular, conflict-related shifts in control state (e.g., conflict adaptation or resolution effects) have been profitably examined through manipulation and examination of trial-by-trial sequential effects [60], changes in relative trial frequencies [61], and other similar effects.
Prisoners of Honour is a forensic examination of the trial, imprisonment and eventual exoneration of Alfred Dreyfus.
To apply the Kotteakos standard properly, the reviewing court must, therefore, make a de novo examination of the trial record.
Sometimes, they're discussing a book, like Eichmann in Jerusalem, the examination of the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann in which political philosopher Hannah Arendt coined the term "the banality of evil".
Based on his examination of the trial transcripts and other archival material, he concludes there is abundant evidence connecting defendants to advocacy of violence and preparations for it.
Exchangeability was judged through examination of the trial populations and comparability of outcomes in the common treatment group facilitating the comparison.
However, a closer examination of the trial data did show that in both groups a small number of individuals (10 overall) had, as described by patient 7, lost more than 1 stone (6.5 kg) in weight.
Closer examination of these trials revealed that the tracking, policy and prompting modules appeared to be working well, therefore the authors conclude the problem is likely in the belief state monitor.
