Sentence examples similar to rigged tribunal from inspiring English sources
If there's a case against him, it ought to be made in a court that reflects American values, not in a jury-rigged tribunal that tells the world we can do anything we want.
Or to put it another way, big corporations have decided that it's better for you if you are forced to resolve your disputes in rigged, secretive tribunals, where the arbitration provider is picked by the company that harmed you, and there's no appeal.
Major David Frakt of the Air Force Reserve, who was assigned to defend another Guantánamo prisoner, told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow that he and all the other defense lawyers in the system consider the tribunals "unfair, rigged" and unconstitutional.
In establishing the rules, which are widely expected to be made public on Thursday, the administration made concessions to critics who worried that President Bush's original order on Nov. 13 that established such tribunals had codified a secret rigged system that could simply shuttle defendants to hasty deaths.
Thieu emerged in 1965 as head of the ruling military tribunal and then, after a couple of rigged elections, as president of South Vietnam.
"I certainly think these tribunals have the potential to be a rigged game," Swift told me.
In that recent ruling in the investor arbitration, the tribunal concluded that "the auction of YNG was rigged".
Election tribunals have offered some redress to those who voted in last year's chaotic and rigged elections; so far, ten out of 36 governors have been told to step down.
