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But they said prosecuting him in civilian court so many years later on a 1998 indictment was "perhaps the most egregious violation in the history of speedy-trial jurisprudence".

A federal judge in Manhattan was asked on Monday to dismiss an indictment against a terror suspect whose lawyer argued that his nearly five-year detention in secret C.I.A. prisons and later at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, was "perhaps the most egregious violation in the history of speedy-trial jurisprudence".

Mr. Ghailani's lawyers have said his case "presents possibly the most unique and egregious example of a speedy trial violation in American jurisprudence".

"We respectfully submit that this case presents possibly the most unique and egregious example of a speedy trial violation in American jurisprudence to date," Mr. Ghailani's lawyers said in a document that was heavily censored because of its reliance on classified information.

Boies took the microphone and made the best case for the dramatic reading of the messy jurisprudence: if the trial had actually been broadcast it's unlikely that most would have watched the whole way through.

Prosecutors replied that they needed to take into account the large volume of evidence and jurisprudence from recent trials that might overlap with the case against Mr. Karadzic.

Some theorists of jurisprudence argue that every trial has a theatrical element that should be acknowledged and put to good pedagogic uses.

A man who had made himself an enemy of this country was given a fair trial, one guided by principles of jurisprudence that have been a source of American pride for more than two centuries.

Contrary to critics' claims, the trials adhere to international standards of jurisprudence and provide the full range of rights to defendants.

Judge José A. Cabranes, writing for the majority, said that international law jurisprudence since the Nuremberg trials after World War II allows human rights violations of international law to be "charged against states and against individual men and women but not against juridical persons such as corporations".

I have been involved in trials, legal studies and certain forms of jurisprudence.