Sentence examples for prejudiced trial from inspiring English sources

This latest ruling serves as a stern rebuke of the district judge who intended to release Woodfox and prevent yet another prejudiced trial.

"She's trying to show the importance of how this could prejudice" trial proceedings, Mr. Constantine said.

I am with the attorney general on his desire to prevent papers prejudicing trials.

There have been suggestions that the internet is encouraging the tabloids, hampering the police and increasingly prejudicing trials, but has it really changed things?

In this instance it will have achieved the exact opposite and might even have prejudiced the trial.

[The News of the World was fined £50,000 in 1997 after publishing an article which prejudiced a trial].

A report by the ISC, which the Guardian has been told describes in detail how MI5 and West Yorkshire police failed to intercept the attackers, was withheld in case it prejudiced the trial but will be released next month.

Former EDL leader and anti-Islam cheerleader Tommy Robinson was jailed this week after a court ruled that he potentially prejudiced a trial.

Jefferies was innocent, the police released him, and two of the tabloids, the Sun and Daily Mirror, were found guilty of contempt of court for reporting information that could have prejudiced a trial.

The attorney general is examining whether the Metropolitan Police officer leading the phone-hacking inquiry has prejudiced any trials resulting from the investigation.

"Mr Roache has a right to a fair trial and it is therefore very important that nothing is said, or reported, which could prejudice that trial.