Sentence examples for in the trial process from inspiring English sources

He had done so because of frustration over lengthy delays in the trial process.

The dry catalogue of trial results Straw envisages will not expose bad judges and magistrates, nor faults in the trial process, nor sheer injustice.

The cost-effectiveness of house arrest is dependent on a number of conditions, including where in the trial process it is being used, how it is implemented, what types of offenders are deemed eligible, and whether they recidivate.

One political analyst who has been strongly supportive of the investigation, Oral Calislar of the newspaper Radikal, said that whatever failings there might be in the trial process, they are products of the military's distorting influence.

"It is not an easy power struggle to reach an end anytime soon, when the military tries to maintain its power and the government remains somewhat involved in the trial process," said Rusen Cakir, a columnist with Vatan, a daily newspaper.

Since it's early in the trial process, Payne's ruling is a just minor setback for Rambus, and not the wide-ranging defeat investors seem to think it was.

Pillay said: Given the gravity of the charges, the scant evidence available beyond confessions, the serious allegations of torture and the irregularities in the trial processes, it is extremely disappointing that the convictions and sentences have been upheld in appeals proceedings that often took place behind closed doors.

But now, given the gravity of the charges, the scant evidence available beyond confessions, the serious allegations of torture and the irregularities in the trial processes, it is extremely disappointing that the convictions and sentences have been upheld in appeals proceedings that often took place behind closed doors.

These decisions are not taken lightly, but the prosecutor does not have the benefit of testing the evidence in the way the trial process rightly allows".

The attorney general admitted that occasionally juries had to be discharged, as happened in the Vicky Pryce case, earlier this year, in which the judge concluded that the jury had a 'fundamental deficit in understanding' of the trial process'.

The ex-wife of former cabinet minister Chris Huhne faces a retrial after the jury was discharged by the judge, who said there was a "fundamental deficit in understanding" of the trial process.