Sentence examples for trial of justice from inspiring English sources

Court TV said it would televise the trial of Justice Barron, who is accused of receiving a kickback from a lawyer.

Gbagbo's trial at the International Criminal Court commenced earlier this year; it is known as a "trial of shame" by one group, and "trial of justice" by the other.

The chapter on the impeachment trial of Justice Samuel Chase, another defeat for Jefferson, is a model of narrative history written by someone who knows the law.

He returned to Washington to preside with exemplary impartiality over the impeachment trial of Justice Samuel Chase; was received cordially by the most prominent members of Jefferson's cabinet, James Madison and Albert Gallatin; and was invited to dinner with the president not once but several times.

He has, after all, published a fine book on the nineteenth-century impeachment trials of Justice Samuel Chase and President Andrew Johnson.

For that could all too easily turn into a trial of Turkish justice itself.

This is the idea behind a trial of "restorative justice" which is about to begin in the English courts.

Why highlight one at the expense of the others?" Meanwhile, in other news, prosecutors in the trial of Chief Justice Renato C. Corona rested their case on Tuesday.

After his failure as manager of the impeachment trial of Supreme Court justice Samuel Chase in 1804 05, in addition to his opposition to President Thomas Jefferson's efforts to acquire Florida, Randolph drifted away from the Jeffersonian Republican Party.

In connection with the case, Martha Stewart, Waksal's friend and fellow-stockholder, will stand trial on obstruction-of-justice charges in January.

Federal prosecutors said Tuesday they would pursue a new trial against Frank Quattrone, the former star banker whose first trial on obstruction of justice and witness tampering charges produced a hung jury.