There, military prosecutors brand new to terrorism cases struggle to present admissible evidence before a military judge who's never before presided over a contested international terrorism trial.
Mr. Golden showed no particular affinity for criminal justice issues during the quarter-century in which he presided at Borough Hall before the city's term-limits law kicked in, barring the 76-year-old politician from seeking another term last fall.
After Croatia gained independence from Yugoslavia in 1991, President Franjo Tudjman and his government were taking steps to rehabilitate the pro-Fascist government that presided over Croatia before it was absorbed into Communist Yugoslavia after the war.
Nowhere to be seen are the invading, conquering Muslims who presided, after and before the others, for seven centuries.
"A resignation which paralyzes us and prevents us not only from walking, but also from making the journey," the pope said as he presided over Mass before thousands of faithful in this picturesque state capital.
Perhaps," said Judge Hatchett, who spent 13 years meting out justice in Fulton County Juvenile Court in Atlanta before presiding over her own show.
For a time in the 1980's, distrust of democracy seemed like a Republican prejudice, but the late 80's Democratic Leadership Council, presided over by Bill Clinton before he became President, made its peace with big business, and by 1994, President Clinton was echoing Ronald Reagan, announcing that the "era of big government is over".
No one knew this better than the presiding judge, before whose eyes the trial began to deteriorate into a bloody spectacle, or, as the judgment called it, "a rudderless ship tossed about by the waves".
A decade before he presided over the birth of bluegrass, Bill Monroe was already a star.
They were attended by the entire community at first and, later, as the community grew, were conducted before committees presided over by Noyes.
