Sentence examples for the chief trial from inspiring English sources

"It's absolutely aberrational," said Mike Nisperos, the chief trial counsel for the State Bar of California.

"This case has a substantial history," said the prosecutor, Benjamin E. Rosenberg, the chief trial counsel in the office of Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo.

One is Brenda Morris, the chief trial lawyer, who jousted with Mr. Stevens during his several hours on the stand, and with the chief defense lawyer, Brendan Sullivan.

The chief trial prosecutor, Steven C. Lember, said he and his superiors would decide in coming days about a second trial.

The chief trial counsel of the district attorney's office in Boston, which handles about half of the state's drug cases, told a symposium at the New England School of Law in November that "the sky is not falling".

Guatemala's highest court has yet to issue a clear statement on the legality of that decision, but it made several rulings last week that sent the case back to the chief trial judge, Jasmín Barrios, to restart proceedings.

Over the last few months, the representatives have included William Neukom, Microsoft's in-house counsel, and David Boies, the Justice Department's chief trial lawyer in the case.

The TMG comprises the chief investigator, trial manager, coinvestigators, trial statistician and the hospital site (UHCW) principal investigator.

"The industry's role in a case like this is as a resource -- a source of ideas, comments, facts and analysis," said David Boies, the Justice Department's chief trial lawyer.

The complex task of proving that Microsoft and Gates violated these laws fell to the government's chief trial counsel, David Boies, a man who does not use a P.C.... Microsoft was represented by Bill Neukom, who had worked in Gates's father's law firm in Seattle, and represented Microsoft since 1978... Describes how Boies used Microsoft's E-mail in its attack on the company..

Dunn said in his suit that the whistle-blower complaints alleged "ethical breaches, prosecutorial lapses and fiscal improprieties" by State Bar President Craig Holden, some bar trustees and the bar's chief trial counsel.