The judge who struck down Mr Robinson's sentence found that prosecutors "intentionally used the race of [prospective jurors]…in decisions to exercise peremptory strikes"—that is, to exclude jurors from service not just in the state at the time of Mr Robinson's trial, but at Mr Robinson's trial itself.In this section The nativist millstone Not so easy Just the ten extensions A jury of whose peers?
A court has decided to keep her in custody pending trial.In this section Must we work harder?
The new laws allow foreigners to be detained indefinitely without trial.In this section Will he, won't he? Farewell, Londonistan?
Malaysia's Internal Security Act lets the police detain people for long periods without trial.In this section Substance or just style?
On top of this, often after years of investigation, they also weigh the evidence, and decide whether to send a suspect for trial.In this section End of an affair?
Opinion polls suggest a large majority of Japanese people are loth even to take part in a trial.In this section Behind the Rajapaksa brothers' smiles Bill and Kim's excellent adventure Generals and judges Reunification by trade?
The government replied that there would be no visa until the ICTR showed it was serious about putting Mr Barayagwiza on trial.In this section A hundred years of fortitude To snip or not to snip?
And critics of the company ask themselves what all this means for Microsoft's long antitrust trial.In this section Disconnected Dirty dealings Room for reservations The Malone shuffle Winternet A spoonful of sugar ReprintsAlthough Microsoft's make-over is not unrelated to the lawsuit, another battle is more immediately relevant.
This may, however, take a bit of time: Jordan, as it must, has denied the existence of a deal, and says the two men will go on trial.In this section Correct, but probably doomed A dirty war that can't be won A Middle Eastern time-out?
And the UN tribunal is demonised by the government as an anti-Serb show trial.In this section Turkey's other half A war too far for Milosevic Just say no Interesting dilemma A little gleam of law in Serbia But will it help?
