Last week, their pretrial detention was extended until June, and there is every indication that it will be extended again, with a trial unlikely to start until the fall.
But three other men identified by the police as having been part of the gang that killed Mr. Lawrence remain free, with prosecutors saying insufficient evidence made conviction at trial unlikely.
They reckon there is little chance of formal charges being brought against Mr Hussein until next year, with a trial unlikely to begin for several months after that, perhaps not until 2006.
Based on the low incidence of infection observed in the pooled studies, it has been suggested that over 25,000 patients would be needed to demonstrate superiority of either strategy, making a clinical trial unlikely (Slobogean et al. 2008).
Randomised controlled trials are unlikely to be realistic or feasible in much of social care practice, but proportionate, insightful and above all useful evidence can be generated at much lower cost.
We can't even say that lofty patriotism and an enthusiasm for murder trials are unlikely to exist in the same bosom, since we ourself know at least two potential charter members of the WAAC.
George Perry, a prominent researcher at the University of Texas, San Antonio, and editor-in-chief of the Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, told me, "These clinical trials are unlikely to have a direct therapeutic benefit.
Communications between defendants and lawyers, state the regulations, can be monitored at any time, apparently without any notification.Critics argue that, even if defendants learn all the evidence against them, the trials are unlikely to be fair.
Clinical trials are unlikely to ever be launched for many comparative effectiveness research (CER) questions.
As a result, the trials are unlikely to yield the statistically favorable results preferred by the FDA.
