Yet, contrary to intuition, jury-tried cases last less long on the docket than judge-tried cases, probably because the press of other duties leads judges to interrupt the trial and postpone eventual decision.
Afghanistan's concerns over the possibility of an American military strike did not interrupt the trial of eight foreign aid workers -- two Americans, two Australians and four Germans -- on charges of allegedly preaching Christianity.
When Malokeh realises the Doctor is not human, the leader of the Silurian warrior caste, Restac, insists both the Doctor and Nasreen be executed and escorts them to a Silurian court; though Amy and Mo interrupt the trial with stolen weapons, they too are captured.
Although currently available empirical evidence suggests that early interrupted clinical trials overestimate the effects of new treatments and that the reasons used to justify interrupting the trial are often not sufficiently specified [ 34], after a judicious evaluation by our physician and the ethics committee staff, we believe that interrupting the trial was an ethical obligation.
Subsequent phase I and II studies on various cancer types using intravenous or subcutaneous administration of human rIL-12 [ 15, 16] showed some beneficial responses, but there were also adverse effects, which interrupted the clinical trials [ 17, 18].
Finally, the trial judge interrupted the petitioner, requesting him to confine his questions solely to matters relating to the prospective juror's qualifications.
Angelich interrupted the lament.
To interrupt the course of the trial for such auxiliary inquiries impedes the momentum of the main proceeding and breaks the continuity of the jury's attention.
