Sentence examples for pretrial work from inspiring English sources

It's the pretrial work that is the showy centerpiece of this series.

The lawyers are coordinating the pretrial work in those two courts so that witnesses are deposed once and documents shared.

It's not like they're going to look across a table from us and say, 'We're going to dry you up.' " Plaintiffs' lawyers can now finance enormously complicated suits that require years of pretrial work and substantial scientific expertise, in the hope of a multibillion-dollar payoff.

From 1942 to 1946, he was a member of the Counterintelligence Corps and did pretrial work on the Army war crimes tribunal in Japan, according to the Candy Hall of Fame, which inducted him in 1974.

6 Our pretrial work showed that the intensity of physiotherapy and dietetic input was limited and that ward visits by ICU clinicians is not routine care.

13 Our pretrial work included a qualitative interview-based study evaluating the experience of 20 survivors of long-term ventilation during the 6 months following ICU discharge.

Since the mid 20th century, the controlled clinical trial has moved from being conducted in existing patients in the departments of the researchers to being based often on randomized cohorts from large and fully representative samples, based on pretrial epidemiological work.

This pretrial study was performed from October 2008 to January 2009 on a convenience sample.

But the public's attitude about politicians could create a situation where pretrial publicity might work in his favor, Mr. Cotter said.

But Ms. Hogan has been unable to come up with the money, and Monday's court appearance was a pretrial hearing to work out the details of how she will make the payments and when.

In federal court in Brooklyn, where I mostly worked, the voir dire the pretrial questioning of potential jurors was conducted by the judges.