Caligula reviewed Tiberius's records of treason trials and decided that numerous senators, based on their actions during these trials, were not trustworthy.
They were discharged after the trial judge decided that coverage of the verdict was prejudicial.
After a grueling seven-month trial, jurors decided that 11 of the 12 teachers were guilty of racketeering.
Nevertheless, the trial jury decided that neither the hospital nor an emergency room doctor or nurse had been negligent.
The trial judge decided that, while only one cart had knocked Durose down, the drunken, reckless behaviour of both had caused the death and he jailed them both.
After the Nuremberg war crimes trial, governments decided that strengthening German self-respect in the face of the Soviet threat was more important than meting out justice.
The trial judge decided that Mount Laurel has an obligation to accomodate its fair share of the region's poor people.
The trial court decided that J.D.B. was not in custody, and the motion was denied.
Picton's counsel requested a retrial, which was granted; the jury in the second trial eventually decided that Picton was innocent.
