But as Anderson well knew, under the rules of trial procedure, calling Wood would have required Wood to divulge all of his case notes, reports, and the transcript of the child's statement describing the killer as a "monster".
The prosecution cried foul; under the rules of trials, jurors are to base their verdict solely on the evidence.
Internally, the United States has had a relatively well-developed system of the rule of law, trial by jury, an independent judiciary and other constitutional guarantees (although these did not extend to African-Americans in most of the southern United States prior to the 1960s civil rights reforms).
Testing the effectiveness of an existing programme in a pragmatic trial makes it challenging to restrict access to the programmes in control group families and in this trial 10% of the control group violated the rules of the trial and attended an FLNP course before the 9-month follow-up.
What's more, the rules of this trial mean I can have another round of chemo in the meantime.
The critical problem was that the rules of the trial excluded Sara because of the pulmonary embolism she had developed that summer.
As Senator Christopher J. Dodd of Connecticut said in a speech earlier this year: "Sixty years ago at Nuremberg, the United States and our allies considered the defense 'I was just following orders' to be so cowardly that it was prohibited under the rules of the trial".
Induction proceeds according to certain rules of thumb, trial and error, and past attempts.
Unfortunately, the rules of clinical trial design for active immunotherapy have been adapted from the designs for examination of cancer chemotherapy.
According to rules of the trial, the identity of the accuser will remain anonymous.
Rule of thumb or "trial and error" methods are usually used to determine them.
