Sentence examples for pretrial stage from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court does not typically accept an appeal at the pretrial stage, but Dr. Emerson remains free to raise the issue again if he is convicted.

Daniel C. Richman, a former federal prosecutor who teaches criminal law at Columbia University, said that it was rare to have a judge issue a lengthy opinion at a pretrial stage.

The existence of an ongoing inquiry into the defence, its basis, and the extent of the defence's penetration has now crowded out proceedings in the pretrial stage of the 9/11 case, further delaying the actual trial, more than 12 years after the terrorist attacks.

The federal and state governments must recognize the critical importance of a lawyer's presence during the pretrial stage.

For example, Kentucky had great success in incorporating risk assessment tools at the pretrial stage to determine whether a person will appear in court.

A minority of the qualitative research was undertaken at the pretrial stage (28%, 82/296).

Government officials had cited "grave national security concerns" that information might be disclosed in the pretrial stages of the suits that could compromise security and public safety.

GTE, Xerox, Kmart and Nike are among the major companies that filed such suits last year, all of which are in the early pretrial stages.

The Cole case is still at the pretrial-hearing stage.

Where deferred consent is being considered for a potentially challenging trial (eg, trials involving change in clinical practice such as a new or novel intervention), the views of parents, children and practitioners should be systematically sought through substantive research at the pretrial (eg, feasibility or pilot) stage to inform the trial design, recruitment and approach to consent.

Colonel Pohl did not rule, but he indicated that he thought such objections would be more relevant at the trial stage than during the pretrial discovery phase of the case.