Sentence examples for questioning the trial from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for two men convicted in the death of a Hasidic scholar during the 1991 mob violence in Crown Heights challenged the verdict yesterday, questioning the trial judge's role in jury selection and the constitutionality of the federal law used to convict their clients.

Critics like Dr. Steven E. Nissen, a Cleveland Clinic cardiologist, say no, questioning the trial's methodology and reliability.

After he and many others denounced the trial, the chief prosecutor issued a stark warning that anyone questioning the trial's legitimacy could in turn be prosecuted.

The group said in a statement on Thursday that it was unclear whether a postponement of the trial for the writer, whose name is Tragyal, would suggest that the authorities were questioning the premise of the trial or whether they were looking for more evidence.

Questioning the results of the trial, some residents said, is tantamount to questioning the local police, prosecutors and judges, and can feel like disloyalty to the victims.

Prosecutors have warned that anyone questioning the legitimacy of the trial — as many opposition figures have — could in turn be prosecuted.

Under questioning at the trial, Mr. Fischer denied that any member of the Red Army Faction had ever lived in the building where he and other leftists squatted in Frankfurt in the 70's.

By contrast, Mr. Srinivasan said, questioning in the trial of Timothy McVeigh for his role in the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, which killed 168 people, took 18 days after a motion for change of venue from Oklahoma City to Denver was granted.

The chamber has now declared war on the Environmental Protection Agency's plan to use regulatory means to control emissions — beginning with one official's ill-advised (and since apologized-for) demand for a "Scopes monkey trial" questioning the science behind the agency's preliminary finding that greenhouse gas emissions endanger human health.

We examined trends in overall and preoperative urodynamics utilization among women with stress urinary incontinence (SUI) to determine if practice patterns changed following publication of a 2012 randomized trial questioning the value of preoperative urodynamics in patients with uncomplicated SUI.

Eventually, the great debates began questioning the ultimate lack of trial despite McCulloch's long defense and claims of conflicting information.