Sentence examples for trial claims from inspiring English sources

The sociologist of science, Steve Fuller, who testified for the defence at the Dover trial, claims it is not.

Mr Flemmi, who is awaiting trial, claims many of their crimes were approved by the F.B.I. for their help as informers.

In his ruling, Judge Kaplan weighed the factors used to assess speedy trial claims, like the length of and reason for a delay, and the prejudice caused to a defendant.

If a defendant at the time of trial claims he is insane, this hinges on whether or not he is able to understand the charge, the difference between "guilty" and "not guilty" and is able to instruct his lawyers.

Lawyers involved in the trial claim they had 'seen nothing like it'.

They did try to nail him for past crimes, but he dodged trial, claiming ill-health.

The court dodged the question of the constitutionality of his military trial, claiming it had no appellate jurisdiction.

Dutroux himself, often described as a skilled manipulator, fuelled the conspiracy theories again on the eve of the trial, claiming he was "used" by others.

Other witnesses in the trial claimed the car was stopped and Officer Flodquist was in a rage when he smashed the window.

Professor Sir Roy Meadow gave evidence during her trial, claiming that the probability of two natural unexplained cot deaths in the family was 73 million to one.

The defendants have asked for a new trial, claiming the online comments by the prosecutors before and during their trial were part of "a secret public relations campaign" against the defendants that kept them from getting a fair trial.