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Mistrials were declared last year in two other trials centered on high-profile police shootings that, like Castile's death, followed traffic stops and included recordings that were widely shared.
To try to forestall trials centered on the alleged torture of the defendants, the prosecutors have assembled "clean teams"—investigators who were not directly involved in the interrogation to build cases against Mohammed and the others which exclude any evidence that might be tainted.
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To try to forestall trials centered on the alleged torture of the defendants, the prosecutors have assembled "clean teams" — investigators who were not directly involved in the interrogation — to build cases against Mohammed and the others which exclude any evidence that might be tainted.
He said most of the questions at the trial centered on his brother's journalistic and human-rights work, not on the drugs.
Larry Simmons, an attorney for Waller County, asked the judge to split the case in two: one trial centered on Encinia and the traffic stop during which Bland was arrested, and another for what happened after Bland arrived at the jail.
Testimony at the trial centered on Tyson's claims of financial mismanagement at DFG.
Nevertheless, much of Goodwin's trial centered on whether Harris sparked the fight himself by striking a prominent white nationalist in the head with a flashlight.
The trial centered on a tangle of codicils to Mrs. Astor's will that the prosecution said she had signed under pressure from Mr. Marshall.
Much of the trial centered on whether Application Programming Interfaces, or A.P.I.'s, which are the way computer applications speak to one another, can be copyrighted.
In 1927, when Mr. DiGia was 12, his father took him to a rally protesting the imminent execution of Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, whose murder trial centered on their radical political beliefs.
