Alfred Dreyfus was deprived by the structure of the trial procedures, of any opportunity to prove his innocence, and facts critical for his defense were excluded from the trial".
The history of Anglo-American courts and the more or less narrowly defined range of their staple business have determined the basic characteristics of trial procedure, the rules of evidence, and the general principles of appellate review.
Barrie Irving, who has died aged 70, spent more than four decades as a forensic psychologist working to improve police services and the criminal justice system, and played a crucial role in reforming the pre-trial procedures of the English and Welsh system.
A qualitative substudy will assess patients' experience of giving consent for the trial, and acceptability of trial procedures to patients and staff.
Description of the development process of the MenSS intervention website; Description of the content of the MenSS intervention website; Main findings of the pilot trial; Findings of a qualitative process evaluation of trial procedures; Exploration of the relationship between mediators of condom use behaviour and outcome measures.
During the past decade, state jury reform commissions, many individual federal and state judges, and jury scholars have advocated the adoption of a variety of innovative trial procedures to assist jurors in trials.
It makes sense to revise trial procedures so they take advantage of jurors' decision-making tendencies and strengths.
An independent data monitoring committee including only independent members will be in charge of controlling the quality and the safety of the trial procedures and of the data collected.
Full details of the background to the PACT intervention, and the development, principles, aims, trial procedure and stages of the PACT intervention can be found in the web appendix to the PACT clinical paper.
But as Anderson well knew, under the rules of trial procedure, calling Wood would have required Wood to divulge all of his case notes, reports, and the transcript of the child's statement describing the killer as a "monster".
