Sentence examples for trial writing from inspiring English sources

The judge questioned whether that would be a fair trial, writing that the American military justice system "appears to be outdated and sadly at odds with Canadian and international norms".

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It was so pleasingly unexpected to see the author of The Trial writing lightly about an urge to burst into song in the mountains, about getting the brush-off from women, about longing to be able to launch into air from a galloping horse with the freedom of a "red Indian".

Journalist William L. Shirer was skeptical of the trial, writing "no overt act of trying to forcibly overthrow our government is charged .

Mendez also waived the right to a speedy trial, writing in his decision "the protection of the general public outweighs any potential loss of business," according to the New York Post.

But Judge Gaziano refused to move the trial, writing, "The fact that a juror has been exposed to pretrial publicity does not mean that the juror is no longer impartial".

The purpose of a trial, wrote Arendt, should be "to render justice, and nothing else".

"She had remained calm all during the days of her waiting period and during the trial," wrote Robinson.

This book overlaps somewhat with "Helter Skelter," the 1974 account of the Manson trial written by the prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi.

"This sequence of events deprived Mr. Collins of his right to be present at every stage of the trial," wrote Judge Denny Chin in the opinion.

Sure, there are lots of potentially fascinating things in this trial, writes T. J. Quinn on ESPN.com, including the prospect of Andy Pettitte tossing him under the proverbial bus.