Sentence examples for trials under the from inspiring English sources

Special trials under the Act were intended for terrorists, but they been abused in a number of high-profile cases.

Lord Hope vividly recalled Prosser's play-acting of Scottish trials under the rules and evidence of French jurisprudence.

WEEKEND, PAGE E10 On the Track and Troubled Marion Jones begins the Olympic track and field trials under the cloud of a drug investigation.

Around the time of Mr. Miller-El's trial, The Dallas Morning News published the results of a study of 100 randomly selected felony trials under the headline, "Race Bias Pervades Jury Selection: Prosecutors Routinely Bar Blacks, Study Finds".

Ms. Mayer pieces together detailed case histories for several prisoners, beginning with "detainee 001," the so-called American Taliban, John Walker Lindh, whose botched prosecution led the administration to decide, in Ms. Mayer's words, that "open criminal trials under the strict rules of the American legal system were not worth the risk".

But research is being hampered by resistance from activists and discouraged by governmental over-regulation - including by the FAO agency that sets international food standards, and by onerous, unscientific regulation of field trials under the UN's Cartagena Protocol (which was created under the auspices of the CBD).

The prisoner, James Combest, will receive a new trial under the Court of Appeals decision.

I would prefer a fair trial, under the shadow of the noose".

No one intended the Khadr case to be the first trial under the revamped system.

Nor does Snowden have any chance of a fair trial under the Espionage Act, any more than I did.

So far very few cases have been brought to trial under the act, and none have proved successful for plaintiffs.