Sentence examples for impartial trials from inspiring English sources

An emerging body of international law is constructing an ever more solid base for impartial trials in a world arena by a multinational panel of justices.

Gently, Mrs. Clinton prodded Kyrgyzstan to hold impartial trials of those accused of ethnic violence in the country's south in June that killed hundreds.

Under Mr. Hussein, Iraq's utterly subservient court system dispensed the opposite of justice, and it is wishful thinking to believe that independent jurists who understand impartial trials could have emerged.

Why were they not given fair and impartial trials and the right to appeal, and if found guilty of murder and especially mass murder, executed by the State?

"The accused is presumed innocent until proven guilty and has the right to a fair and impartial trial," the statement said.

In a secluded county where everyone knows everyone, it is difficult to imagine Eddie Vaughn, guilty or not, receiving an impartial trial.

Various officials, both American and Iraqi, speak of the importance of securing a thorough, impartial trial, and of their frustrations in being unable to meet their own standards.

"I believe there was jury misconduct that compromised my client's right to a fair and impartial trial," Ms. Mojaddidi said in a telephone interview on Friday.

Judge Joan Lenard of the 11th Circuit dismissed Mr. Hernández's comments, saying the defendants had enjoyed the right to a fair and impartial trial.

The United Nations and many foreign nations have been concerned that the corrupt and poorly trained Cambodian justice system was not capable on its own of producing a fair and impartial trial and verdict.

That's like a term of art," said the spokesperson for the military district of Washington (MDW) – which is responsible for convening a fair and impartial trial for the accused – to an American TV reporter last summer.