Sentence examples for mode of trial from inspiring English sources

Even some of Mr Straw's cabinet colleagues appear to believe that the Mode of Trial bill is a mistake.

But the mode of trial does not change the nature of the proceeding, or take away the finality of the decision.

This mode of trial, viewed today as having distinct advantages over jury trial for the debtor, may have enjoyed more popularity with creditors than one might expect.

The first ended in failure on 28 September 2000 when the Lords threw out the criminal justice (mode of trial) bill, which would have removed the right of some defendants to opt for jury trial in a crown court.

He added: "Should we not look radically again at disclosure and the mode of trial?" Thomas insisted that he was not expressing any views of his own on these issues.

In this mode of trial and punishment, I sometimes think of social media as being like the terrible apparatus at the center of Kafka's "In the Penal Colony": a mechanism of corrective torture, harrowing the letters of the transgression into the bodies of the condemned.

It has taken its place with ordeal and wager of law and trial by battle among the dimly remembered curios of outworn modes of trial.

However, the development of these "personal actions" was stunted by formal requirements, technical rules, inadequate remedies, and antiquated modes of trial.

By the 15th century, nonrational modes of trial such as ordeal, in which the defendant was subjected to various tortures, were replaced by the jury trial, which became the established form of trial for both criminal and civil cases at common law.

Some of the issues that participants noted with data collection (for example self report and subjective reporting) are not limited to data collection via the Internet, and apply to all modes of trial conduct.

Few studies have focused so far on participants' preferred mode of dissemination of trial results, or on the best methods of diffusing this information while respecting patients' autonomy.