Sentence examples similar to trial dangerous from inspiring English sources

A 2008 article in the Medscape Journal of Medicine called the heart trial "unethical, dangerous, pointless and wasteful".

The use of "anonymous juries" is employed to protect jurors in controversial trials involving dangerous defendants from having to disclose their identities.

But there are dozens more that the US considers "unfit for trial" but "too dangerous to release".

Go to Article from The Houston Chronicle » As lawyers for Enron Corp.'s former leaders prepare to start their defense next week, another potentially more dangerous trial looms for Ken Lay.

"This trial sets a dangerous precedent at a time when Egypt is trying to transition away from the abuses of the Mubarak era".

She added: "Shutting the door on the core of a criminal trial is a dangerous departure from our democratic tradition".

Sixteen Egyptian rights groups voiced concern, saying the trial constituted a "dangerous, unprecedented shift in the Egyptian's judiciary's treatment of such cases" and represented "a grave violation of both the right to a fair trial and the right to life".

These five are among the 48 prisoners deemed ineligible for trial but too dangerous to release.

Ahsan was held for years without trial in conditions dangerous to anyone's mental health.

Talking of tits, back in 2013, the French artist Camille Lorin exhibited a sculpture made up of hundreds of breasts implants, just days after five managers of the PIP company went on trial for selling dangerous and sub-standard silicon implants.

They reflected on the warnings from colleagues who warned them right after the HIV vaccine seminars that enrolling in a vaccine trial will be dangerous in the future.