"This is really a pioneering case," Mr. Camargo said after hearing about the preliminary outcome.
Of course, calling this a pioneering case is another way of saying that Germans haven't, until now, been prosecuted for doing what Demjanjuk did.
Shirley Pierce was bullied as a teacher and brought a pioneering case against her school, which led to new employment laws being passed.
An accountant from the home counties has won the right to inherit a Scottish baronetcy in a pioneering case where DNA testing proved aristocratic entitlement.
For example, the book tells the story of the African-American writer Ann Lane Petry of Old Saybrook, and of the Amistad, which became a pioneering case for slavery's repeal in Hartford.
But most of their colleagues disagreed; and until about 1990, most empirical studies found that higher minimum wages cost jobs, particularly among young workers.Then a pioneering case study by two noted labour economists, David Card and Alan Krueger, examined the response of fast-food restaurants to a rise in New Jersey's state minimum wage.
Woolf wrote a pioneering case-history with her pitiable Septimus Warren Smith, in Mrs Dalloway, a stunned veteran who "could not feel" yet falls prey to "sudden thunder-claps of fear" at night and longs for the peace that only suicide might bring.
In this pioneering case, the measurements aren't precise enough yet for a detailed analysis of CoRoT-1b, she says, but knowing a planet's reflectivity is key to learning about its cloud cover and climate.
Since this pioneering case, investigators have reported the detection of bladder, lung, breast, ovarian and skin cancers by dogs.
