Sentence examples for of trial law from inspiring English sources

Cheryl worked for years as a trial attorney, and "I loved my work; loved the performance aspect of trial law.

He presented new approaches to handling eyewitness testimony at an educational program for lawyers at the Network of Trial Law Firms.

"If it is now possible — and Mr. Bulger seriously questions whether it will be possible — for Mr. Bulger to receive a fair trial, law enforcement leaks of non-public information must end".

In a systematic review of 20 clinical trials, Law and Rudnicka 6 reported that the incidence of myopathy and minor muscle pain incidence was 195 cases per 100,000 patient-years (95% confidence intervals [CI]: −38 to 410).

Colleges of law, have utilized mock trial methods to assist their students to engage the complexities of process of trial and administrative law.

Lawyers for dozens of detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, asked a federal appeals court to declare a crucial part of President Bush's new military trials law unconstitutional.

Mr. Christie, a Republican activist who got his job despite a lack of trial and criminal-law experience, has gone up to the line of acceptable behavior — and possibly crossed it.

Between the time of his arrest and the date of trial, Congress modified the law by giving the courts discretionary sentencing authority.

Whatever prejudices may exist therefore against this mode of trial, still as it is the law of the land, the Court must pronounce judgment for it.

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).

There is a long tradition in the United States, backed up by well-established First Amendment law, of trials taking place in the open.