Sentence examples for the trial system from inspiring English sources

The structure, order and even-handedness of the trial system are remarkable.

It never made it out of the Senate Armed Services Committee, leaving the administration to devise the trial system itself.

Plea bargains have been common for more than a century, but lately they have begun to put the trial system out of business in some courtrooms.

The Crown Prosecution Service said the adversarial nature of the trial system was "designed to test the evidence given by witnesses," but it would consider the issues raised by the trial.

We may not like it when the OJ Simpsons of this world tilt the trial system to their advantage, but we should be a lot more upset that hundreds of thousands of defendants don't get a fair trial at all.

Despite the negative fallout from the Bulls-Crusaders match, Peters believes the trial system is working, and the addition of the off-field yellow card to the list of possible sanctions has ensured fewer incidents go unpunished.

If we're unhappy with the citizen jury--the cornerstone of the trial system--that's because we don't know what it's for and we don't know what we want from it.

"The truth is that government officials have deliberately engineered the system to assure that the jury trial system established by the Constitution is seldom used," said Timothy Lynch, director of the criminal justice project at the libertarian Cato Institute.

A radical pro-business secretary could now, in principle, bypass the clinical trial system and the F.D.A. approval process and decide to approve a drug.

Anna Barker, deputy director of the National Cancer Institute, said a systemic reform of the clinical trial system is "long overdue".

"The bill effectively sets up a rival to the criminal trial system and interferes unacceptably in the fundamental human rights and freedoms of citizens of NSW".