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Some may stand trial before military tribunals.

But Abrini may stand trial in Belgium first, delaying his transfer to France.

A patient can be deemed in need of mental health care yet may stand trial for murder, the spokesman said.

"My job is to look after their emotional and physical well-being so they may stand trial without going into a crackpot situation".

A judge has ruled that a Muslim woman may stand trial wearing the niqab, a full face veil, but must remove it to give evidence.

One of the main suspects in the Paris and Brussels terrorist attacks will be sent to France to face charges, a court has decided, although he may stand trial in Belgium first.

But Bell, who is in his eighties, has been diagnosed with dementia, and may never stand trial.

Mr. Kilimnik may never stand trial since, like the other Russians indicted in the investigation, he is a Russian citizen currently living in his home country.

Recently, Mr. Xu has promoted a "New Citizens Movementt" demanding that officials disclose their wealth; other participants in that campaign have been arrested and some may soon stand trial.

Despite admitting the murder of more than 4,000 people, the "para" leaders have been extradited on drugs charges, not human rights violations, for which they may never stand trial.

The men still locked up in Guantanamo may never stand trial.