The phrase 'trial documents' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the documents that are used in court proceedings or as evidence in a trial. For example, "The attorney asked the judge for a few days to go over the trial documents."
The author reviewed trial documents in order to create imaginary dialogues among the thieves.
Both the transcript and the trial documents reflect the complications and sometimes the confusions that resulted.
In 1998, he was fined by the court for being abusive to lawyers on the other side, trial documents show.
A meticulous researcher, Beckman makes judicious use of the archive material, including hundreds of pages of trial documents.
These broke down into 19 boxes of US and British trial documents, 6 boxes from the IMT commission on criminal organizations, and 7 boxes with a smaller set of trial documents (mostly duplicating the first set).
The task for November was to finish the second box of trial documents, amounting to 150 documents and 973 pages.
Pastor James Washington Wood clearly gave these complete Spanish Inquisition trial documents to Union's Library during his lifetime.
The empirical data consisted of 49 semi-structured, in-depth interviews, field notes and memos, and trial documents collected in the Netherlands between 2010 and 2012.
According to the trial documents, the Albania cell's members, most employed at Islamic charities in Tirana, were forced to transfer 26percentt of their salaries to Islamic Jihad.
Vice-Admiral John Poindexter, then President Reagan's national security adviser, ruled out assassination, but, according to trial documents, suggested that"Panamanian assistance with sabotage would be another story".
Trial documents and interrogations of AQIM extremists in west Africa have revealed the difficulties groups have sometimes had in finding suitable targets and arranging logistics.
