He estimates that ninety per cent of his cases are settled before they go to trial—"Otherwise, I'd be in court every day"—but not all are settled in his clients' favor.
He estimates that ninety per cent of his cases are settled before they go to trial — "Otherwise, I'd be in court every day" — but not all are settled in his clients' favor.
If probable cause is established, then the defendant proceeds to trial, otherwise the case is dismissed.
In criminal courts, the vast majority of cases are resolved without going to trial; otherwise, the courts could not function.
"I can't imagine anyone going, 'Oh no but wait, we have to put him on trial, otherwise we won't go for it.'".
A Phase IV trial, otherwise called post-marketing surveillance, monitors the safety and efficacy profile of the drug or device once regulatory permission is granted for sale via prescription or over the counter.
"I don't expect it to be a fair trial, otherwise my parents would have been out already," Dinara said, adding that the one glimmer of happiness was that her parents — married for 37 years and inseparable as she was growing up — had finally been reunited.
Although the present studies were not designed to measure the timecourse of the cuing effect, we can infer that enhanced target detection due to the prime did not last for much longer than a single trial, otherwise performance on the intermixed cuing and non-cuing trials would converge.
However, this choice of cue introduces additional control processes: relative to a conventional cue, there will be a greater need to update and retain which class of feature was relevant on the immediately preceding trial; otherwise participants will not know which feature-set to repeat, or which feature-set to switch to.
If this concordance is sufficiently high, biomarker 2 is used in stage 2 of the trial, otherwise biomarker 1 is used.
