Sentence examples for trial is flawed from inspiring English sources

But they are all judges who know that every trial is flawed by the same imperfection, who are aware that every accused person is suffering the injustice of being tried by people who, in the economic and social struggles which have worsted him, have come off best, to the extent of being on the bench while he is in the dock.

But he was back on the streets within a day because of changes to the state's bail law, June Rodgers said — and her son is now dead because, she said, New Jersey's method of determining who gets out of jail before trial is flawed.

This can happen because the trial is flawed in some way, or the question is misguided; or it can happen because the results are sound, but misinterpreted by scientists, the media, or a bit of both.

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.

But critics, including an F.D.A. scientist, said the design of the trial was flawed and riddled with errors.

Diplomats and rights groups have said the men's trial was flawed, with prosecutors and judges being repeatedly intimidated by large Muslim mobs and the defence lawyers receiving death threats.

Dr. Schiff and some other doctors say the estrogen-plus-progestin trial was flawed because the average age of the participants, 63, was more than a decade older than the average onset of menopause.

They said the industry-financed trial was flawed because warfarin was not "used skillfully" in it, with a lower overall measurement of its "time in therapeutic range" compared with other recent trials.

By a vote of 6 to 1, the European court ruled today that Mr. Ocalan's trial was flawed, citing his restricted access to lawyers and the presence of a military judge during a part of the proceedings against him.