Sentence examples for than pretrial from inspiring English sources

In memorandum filed with the judge last week, defense lawyers said Mr. Moussaoui supported the Court TV request but only with restrictions that limited coverage to the trial itself rather than pretrial hearings and only if jurors were sequestered and would not have access to the television reports of the proceedings.

Contributing to the delays were more than 30 pretrial motions, the multiple fractures suffered by Judge Vincent Gaughan in a fall from a ladder at home and Mr. Kelly's emergency surgery for a ruptured appendix.

Most of this research was undertaken with main trials rather than a pretrial where it could have optimised the intervention or trial conduct for the main trial.

Article 13 provides that pretrial confinement should not be "more rigorous than the circumstances require to insure" the servicemember's presence at court.

Only hypotension was significantly more frequent with molsidomine 16 mg than with placebo, pretrial diastolic blood pressure being significantly lower in these patients than in those who did not develop hypotension during the study.

Colonel Pohl did not rule, but he indicated that he thought such objections would be more relevant at the trial stage than during the pretrial discovery phase of the case.

The report advises Zambia to increase the use of bail rather than relying on pretrial detention, which would ease overcrowding and help ensure the innocent are not held for long periods in appalling conditions.

On Wednesday, the judge granted a defense request that Mr. Hamdan be credited for more than five years of pretrial confinement since he was first charged in 2003.

In the more than two years of pretrial hearings, the defendants have had a history of interrupting and trying to address the judge.

PARIS — Jérôme Kerviel, the former trader accused of causing more than $7 billion in losses at Société Générale, left a Paris prison cell Tuesday after more than five weeks in pretrial custody.

After more than a year of pretrial maneuvering, an effort by two of the world's largest phone equipment companies, Motorola and Nokia, to paint themselves as victims of a huge fraud by a secretive Turkish family is scheduled to go to trial tomorrow in a federal court in New York.