Sentence examples for trial argument from inspiring English sources

Karen J. Greenberg, director of the Center on National Security at Fordham University School of Law, said the Ghailani ruling meant that "the speedy trial argument is not going to work in terrorism cases where the defendant is held, whether for two weeks on a boat or for two years, for purposes of intelligence collection".

I told him that, though I understood the original Obamacare debate had hinged on the Commerce Clause, and though I had even listened to some of the trial arguments, I still felt ignorant about what the Commerce Clause actually was.

Fig. 1 Bayesian network capturing the trial arguments related to the audio evidence.

During long pre-trial argument, Jeremy Dein QC, for the defence, accused Mahmood of active duplicity in some stories.

But even in the Nuremberg war-crime trials, arguments of aiding and abetting largely failed.

Judge Jeffrey K. Oing, who presided over the much-publicized trial last March in New York State Supreme Court, said then that he'd rule soon after post-trial arguments were heard and briefs submitted.

The document will be shown only to its lawyers as part of arguments before Judge Lucy Koh in its post-trial arguments after Apple was awarded a billion-dollar judgement against Samsung over infringement of some of Apple's design and interaction patents.

As the verdict was given, bigger arguments raged over the relentless amassing of patents by technology corporations, the stifling of innovation caused by patent wars and whether lay juries should even be used in patent trials – arguments that will rumble on for years to come.

Cook's comments are published on the day that a judge in California began hearing post-trial arguments from Samsung and Apple over the case in which a jury awarded Apple $1bn for patent and design infringements by its South Korean rival.

As the pre-trial arguments continue I have the growing sense that it is unlikely that Omar Khadr is going to be afforded the opportunity to resume that journey any time soon.

Many of the pre-trial arguments scheduled to be heard this week focused on the fact that the U.S. government claims all statements of the five suspects are "presumptively classified".