Sentence examples for trial flaws from inspiring English sources
The weight judges give to trial flaws that may raise issues of fairness is often magnified in death penalty trials because the sentence is so final.
To date, sipuleucel-T is the only immunotherapy that has shown significant clinical efficacy in this setting, although the high cost and potential trial flaws have precluded its widespread incorporation into clinical practice.
There was no lynching then, but a prolonged interrogation in American custody that guaranteed Saddam's safety; and, ultimately a trial, flawed as it was, as was a court-approved execution, touched by elements of mob justice.
But it is more plausible to blame the trial's flaws on a legal system that has only imperfectly made the leap from being venal and biddable under dictatorship towards judicial independence and due process.
In the decades after the trial, significant flaws in the legal process have come to light.
These types of studies are also included to evaluate benefits where trial evidence flaws are known or suspected (e.g., trial evidence includes such narrowly defined populations, outcome measures, or interventions and controls that it has limited usefulness).
He said his trial was flawed and his confession was coerced.
Mr Tucker and Davidson's grandson, Colin St Johnston, argue that the trial was flawed.
Their trial was flawed -- Ethel's brother later admitted he lied on the witness stand.
Subsequent analyses by government experts agreed that the clinical trials had flaws in their research methods.
