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He called for "shorter trials, more focused indictments and fewer accused".

Are they show trials more inclined to be trying to change public ideas..

And it's survived more of those trials, more often, than anyone would expect of a piece of modern gadgetry.

The F.D.A. is also proposing to make clinical trials more efficient by adapting them while they are in progress.

Latin America modernised its penal codes and made trials more transparent.

Mr King reckons a series of smaller trials more probable which will take a while.

Rather, it comes down to the practical obstacles in the way of fair trials more than 60 years after the alleged offences were committed.

Prosecutors have good tactical reasons for making these trials more about executive greed or obstruction of justice than about accounting or securities fraud, securities lawyers say.

The newer trials, more rigorously designed than the Dutch one, are expected to provide clearer answers about whether the drugs can ward off Alzheimer's.

"It's a useful law, because it makes all trials more just," Niccolo Ghedini, a member of Parliament who supported the legislation, said in an interview tonight.

His fastest times have come with pacesetters on flat courses in races that were time trials more than competitions.