Vietnam's judiciary is also hampered by a shortage of lawyers and by rudimentary trial procedures.
The War Office carried out a rudimentary trial with a Holt, and decided not to pursue the idea.
So not only does it set itself up as a potential cloak for corruption and abuses of power, it's also punishing the rest of the country who want to wildly speculate about them based on three paragraphs of rudimentary trial information. .
Trials are often rudimentary.
Western Europe has better health outcomes for fewer GDP dollars than the U.S. Their trial lawyer industry is rudimentary compared with their American counterparts, with laughably small jury awards.
Rudimentary DNA testing on the condom in preparation for trial excluded two other suspects and included Mr. Osborne among those who might have committed the crime.
Sayoc had been scheduled to go on trial this summer on charges that he mailed rudimentary bombs to 16 targets, including Bill and Hillary Clinton, Joe Biden, several members of Congress, former President Obama and the actor Robert De Niro.
To compare the two plasticity rules, we first consider a rudimentary learning scenario where producing a somatic spike during a trial of duration T = 500 ms is deemed an incorrect response, resulting in reward R ( Z, X ) = − 1.
Testimony from his trial in 1739 suggests that he had a rudimentary education and, although no records survive of the date of the union, that in about 1725 he married Elizabeth Millington.
The law and rules of judging were rudimentary, draconian, sometimes even seemingly barbaric -- occasionally directing the literal trial by ordeal.
Trials published solely in abstract form were excluded because they contain preliminary and rudimentary information and may not provide enough details to allow full analysis.
