Sentence examples for trial law from inspiring English sources

There was not enough evidence to go to trial, law enforcement officials said.

Journalists watching the trial, law professors following transcripts and even court officials say they have concluded that at least three crucial witnesses gave vague or contradictory testimony.

An eminent figure in U.S. civil trial law, Bob counseled, and litigated on behalf of, a remarkable variety of individual, corporate, and non-profit clients.

"If it is now possible — and Mr. Bulger seriously questions whether it will be possible — for Mr. Bulger to receive a fair trial, law enforcement leaks of non-public information must end".

Of the 54 cases in the marijuana project, the average case lasted 240 days, though the state's speedy trial law sets a target length of 60 days for lower-level misdemeanors.

But his fund-raising blitz occurred just as he was expanding his personal injury and trial law practice into the whistle-blower field, with a television advertising campaign and new Web site.

If we caused a five-year delay, speedy trial laws would lead to dismissal of the case or release of the defendant.

The city's courts, wrestling with budget cuts, have long struggled to follow state court guidelines — separate from the speedy-trial law — that call for most felony cases to be resolved within 180 days of the suspect's indictment.

As the case dragged on, lawyers for at least two of the defendants asked that the charges be dropped under the state's speedy-trial law, which tells prosecutors to be ready for trial within six months of an indictment for most felonies, though many delays are not counted.

Lawyers for dozens of detainees at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, asked a federal appeals court to declare a crucial part of President Bush's new military trials law unconstitutional.

In four separate felony trials, law enforcement officials have portrayed Mr. Harris, known as Turf, as a man who thumbed his nose at the legal system with the intimidation of witnesses and, possibly, even murder.