Sentence examples for law trials from inspiring English sources

One of the current law trials discourages players from putting a foot into touch before catching the ball or planting it over the dead ball line before dabbing it down, because the reward will no longer be a lineout on the line the ball was kicked from or a scrum.

Under normal military law, trials are not closed to the public, defendants have a right to review all the evidence presented against them, and they cannot be sentenced to death without a unanimous decision by the officers who sit as judges.

Clare's Law trials will begin this summer.

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We've all heard about the proposed law trial by which penalties may be kicked to touch after time, but the trial doesn't begin until next year.

The English forwards must work on strategies for the passive scrums that were presided over by the South African referee precisely as the law trial demands.

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That would permit the opening of a three-judge canon law trial to determine whether Father Karadima abused at least four boys who were parishioners at El Bosque parish, where he is based.

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Internally, the United States has had a relatively well-developed system of the rule of law, trial by jury, an independent judiciary and other constitutional guarantees (although these did not extend to African-Americans in most of the southern United States prior to the 1960s civil rights reforms).