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Egypt's High Court ordered their retrial on Thursday citing procedural flaws in the original trial.

The governors leapt to Mr Gilligan's defence, largely echoing the BBC management's line and admitting only minor procedural flaws in the reporting of the story.

Lawyers for the three journalists made their summings-up in a previous session, in which they criticised a string of procedural flaws in the prosecution's case, which centred on a collection of videos seized from the defendants' computers.

Rather than arguing that there were procedural flaws in his trial, Mr. Davis is making the more basic claim that he is innocent and that new evidence proves it.

But it also found procedural flaws in the way the World Anti-Doping Association established the limits to determine what qualifies as a positive test — theoretically leading to the possibility of false positives.

But the court said procedural flaws in Mr. Penry's case precluded his execution, and this year, after he was sentenced to death again, the court again spared him, ruling that the jury had not been properly instructed on how to consider the evidence of Mr. Penry's retardation when deciding on the sentence.

But he noted a procedural flaw in his original sentence.

Believers have attacked these findings as fiercely as defense lawyers in a murder trial, narrowing in on procedural flaws and missteps in the shroud's chain of custody.

We were surprised to see how large well-designed positive trials of LLLT [ 51, 50] were published in unlisted journals or journals with low-impact factor, and how small negative trials [ 46], often with grave methodological [ 42] or procedural flaws [ 40] were published in higher ranking journals.

But the operation had evident procedural flaws.

However, in January a court ordered a retrial for the three men, citing procedural flaws.