Sentence examples for for trial whether from inspiring English sources

Issues Regarding Competency for Trial: Whether defendants have a sufficient understanding of the legal proceedings and are able to communicate with their lawyers in order to participate in the proceedings.

The case shows some of the challenges lawyers face when trying to get clients ready for trial — whether that means hitting the consignment shop for decent clothes for an impoverished client or telling wealthy clients to leave the bling at home.

This segment examines each of these issues – the legal definitions set by the Supreme Court or legislatures, the evidence considered in deciding them, whether defendants may be forcibly medicated to make them competent for trial, and whether a "next friend" can represent the interests of a mentally ill person who wants to give up further appeals and be executed.

I do not think there is any justification for excluding his admissions from trial whether or not the third party was acting at the behest of the prosecution.

Where possible, PTAC is looking for trial designs that test whether the therapy is working by its intended process (Workman, 2002, 2003).

This assumption cannot be verified using the presented data but the detected association between impaired AR and SAD further supports the need for trials investigating whether a tight control of arterial blood pressure, avoiding hypo- and hypertension during the first days of sepsis, could reduce the incidence of SAD.

The Supreme Court also rejected the argument that file-sharing services should be protected if they have some legitimate uses and sent the case back for trial to look at whether they encouraged users to steal copyrighted material.

The researchers believe the drugs have a protective effect on the vascular system of the brain and have called for trials to test whether they could slow down the disease.

David Grann of The New Yorker won the magazine reporting Polk for "Trial by Fire," which questioned whether Texas executed an innocent man in 2004.

The District Court denied the Secretary's motion on the pleadings and accompanying affidavits for an enforcement order, overruled her contention that it was for her to decide this issue in the administrative proceeding, and set the case down for trial on the question of whether the Act and contracts under the circumstances covered the separate plants.

It then remanded the case for trial on the issue of whether another clause in the contract — making Disney's rights conditional upon performance of the work in theaters licensed by ASCAP or a similar performing-rights society — precluded video distribution directly to home consumers.