Sentence examples for risks of a trial from inspiring English sources

Grace, he said, offered to settle cases to avoid "the risks of a trial".

That makes it difficult to publish something unsavory about Bernard Arnault and find a publisher, when you think about the risks of a trial.

Alternatively, one could think of a trial risk classification system, where the potential risks of a trial are communicated with uniform labels, much like energy labels, to make them more transparent for patients.

In other cases, those charged with criminal wrongdoing have pleaded guilty, avoiding the spectacle and risk of a trial.

"That we could achieve this result through a plea, without the risk of a trial, was, I think, a tremendous benefit".

And for the Houston trial lawyers who led the charge against Marriott, the deal provides roughly $70 million without the risk of a trial.

Thus the risk of a trial going wrong is obviated and the punishment will be less severe.

No matter what you have learned in medical school, if you are prescribing opioids in doses that seems high to narcotics agents and prosecutors, you are at risk of a trial.

She also told the court there was a substantial risk of a trial so long after publication of the article prejudicing the course of justice because it would rely on McNicholas and his NME colleagues to accurately recall why certain editing decisions were made four years ago.

It's something that would likely be prudent for the average person not wanting to deal with the rigors and risk of a trial against the city, but Sefolosha – knowing he had done nothing wrong – asserted his innocence and rejected the offer.

Mr Bogira watches a few cases where even apparently innocent defendants agree to a plea bargain rather than run the risk of a trial conviction.It may well be the case that impoverished defendants in other countries are not treated any better.