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The other dissenter, Judge Arlene Johnson, called Glossip's trial "deeply flawed".

Some aspects of Zuma's trial were deeply typical.

As for the Panamanian jury's verdict, those still pursuing Mr. González contend that the trial was deeply flawed.

Amnesty International added that the "appalling" trial was "deeply flawed" and called for the sentence to be immediately quashed.

The Trial is deeply thought-provoking in its uncomfortable presentation of a world where people are observed by secret police and suddenly arrested, reflecting the social turmoil in Europe around the time Kafka wrote it in 1914.

The trial mined deeply personal details of Mr. Edwards's affair with Rielle Hunter, a videographer whom he hired to help with his presidential campaign after meeting her in a New York bar.

Rabbi Moshe Kletenik of Bikur Cholim-Machzikay Hadath, an Orthodox congregation that is the oldest Jewish congregation in Seattle, said that while the trial was deeply painful for the federation's employees and volunteers, in general Jews in the region could be "confident that we live in an overall safe and very wonderful society".

"I'm deeply shocked and deeply upset.

Loaiza's lawyers argue that the criminal investigation and subsequent trials were deeply flawed.

"I know that there have been pilot projects in Vancouver leading the way on prescription heroin," Trudeau said, referencing SALOME trials for deeply-entrenched users, adding he'll be interested to see deeper results.

His trial was deemed deeply flawed by Amnesty International.