Sentence examples for more pretrial from inspiring English sources

He takes off in his private jet, scores 36 points or so, then comes back for more pretrial hearings.

Judge Royce C. Lamberth of federal District Court, who is presiding over the case brought by the conservative legal group Judicial Watch, scheduled more pretrial testimony on Friday to find the best way to get the messages to investigators.

Before the trial date, a judge is likely to set dates for one or more pretrial conferences.

When asked about whether his cases rely more on pretrial preparation or performance in the courtroom, he answered, "It's much like being an N.F.L. player".

The National Association of Counties is calling on communities to invest more into pretrial services so that people charged with non-violent offenses who don't need to be confined can be quickly vetted for community programs and the mentally ill can be put under health care services or, if needed, placed in a secure health facility.

"Supervised release is a new option for judges to release more people pretrial," Mar says.

Contributing to the delays were more than 30 pretrial motions, the multiple fractures suffered by Judge Vincent Gaughan in a fall from a ladder at home and Mr. Kelly's emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix.

But it's virtually certain you'll end up feeling more violated by the pretrial and the trial and the publicity than you do right now.

That concern became more acute following an appalling pretrial ruling by the military judge.

On Wednesday, the judge granted a defense request that Mr. Hamdan be credited for more than five years of pretrial confinement since he was first charged in 2003.

In the more than two years of pretrial hearings, the defendants have had a history of interrupting and trying to address the judge.