Sentence examples for trial televised from inspiring English sources

In the trial televised this week, they said, the officers on television seemed more like them.

Weep, too, for Reeva Steenkamp, the model whose death at the hands of her boyfriend, the Paralympic champion Oscar Pistorius, was the subject of a murder trial televised around the world this year.

The prospect that Mr. Mubarak, a former Arab strongman who for nearly 30 years routinely imprisoned political adversaries, would now be called to account in a public trial televised live has transfixed Egypt and much of the Arab world.

Last month, at the end of an eight-month trial televised worldwide, she jailed the Paralympian for five years, though this could potentially become house arrest in less than a year.

The trial, televised nationally on cable networks and streamed live across the Internet on various sites, kept the country captivated awaiting a verdict on the tragic events that took place that rainy night.

A fair trial televised and covered by international media has the same effect, with the result not always satisfying everyone but at least justice has been seen to be done, on a level beyond national legal systems which may be inadequate, partisan or corrupt.

Because we had a trial, and because the trial was televised, the public could see the evidence firsthand and watch how its criminal justice system performed.

The verdict - which followed a six-year trial - was televised live.

The case has focused national attention on parental violence in youth sports, with the trial being televised by both Court TV and CNN.

A relatively technical courtroom exchange has unexpected consequences for the criminal-justice system — and only because the defendant happened to be famous and the crime spectacular, which meant that the trial was televised and millions of people watched it.

The trial was televised, and Bissila watched at a local bar; when it ended in mass acquittal, he went home and began writing in a state of agitation, channelling the whole experience into "Crabe Rouge," his first play.