Sentence examples for stand trial under from inspiring English sources

About 20 of those cases involved people brought to the United States to stand trial under informal arrangements with the country in which the suspects were captured.

It was the dramatic handover in April this year of the Lockerbie two - due to stand trial under Scottish law in the Netherlands - that broke the ice.

He is the first person to stand trial under a 1994 law that allows suspects in "sex tourism" cases involving minors abroad to be prosecuted in France.

There have been plenty of news articles about Mr. Harris, 40, a convicted triple murderer who is the first New Yorker to stand trial under the state's new capital punishment law, in effect since September 1995.

That is to say, the Constitution permits States to insist upon representation by counsel for those competent enough to stand trial under Dusky but who still suffer from severe mental illness to the point where they are not competent to conduct trial proceedings by themselves.

He was the first person to stand trial under the military tribunals that the Bush administration devised after 9/11 and that the Supreme Court, ruling in the case Hamdan v. Rumsfeld, later found to be a violation of international law.

In 1918 Eastman and several other editors twice stood trial under the Espionage Act; both trials produced hung juries.

Malvo, 18, is set to stand trial next week under a separate sniper slaying charge.

Alcibiades was suspicious of their intentions, and asked to be allowed to stand trial immediately, under penalty of death, in order to clear his name.

He was ordered to Rome to stand trial and placed under house arrest for the remainder of his life.

Mr Cavallo, in Spanish prison since 2003, was to stand trial in Madrid under Spain's "universal jurisdiction" laws, which allow it to prosecute human rights violations committed in a third country.