That is very commendable, but they have had to endure four days of a very public trial.
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"This is like any other material in a public trial, " argued Douglas Mirell.
"We want a very public trial so the evidence can come out and show people that the justice system works for everybody, " Crump added.
He had been acquitted from his last public trial the year before, including charges of defrauding investors and cocaine smuggling to finance his car company.
Chinese law generally requires trials to be public, and the official report of the proceedings ritualistically invoked the term "public trial" to describe the proceedings.
The people who ran the companies that brought us into this financial crisis should be held accountable with a public trial, if not a prison sentence.
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While complaining about a supposed violation of her constitutional right to a speedy and public trial, Waters also has railed against the secrecy surrounding the panel's proceedings.
With the government's position hardening, Mr. Swartz realized that he would have to face a costly, painful and public trial, his girlfriend, Taren Stinebrickner-Kauffman, said in an interview Sunday.
It includes the full presumption of innocence until proven guilty, public trial by jury, the hearing of oral evidence in open court and the creation of a prosecution service that is independent, rather than an arm of the police.
The Bill of Rights set out the bedrock principles that ultimately would become the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution, including freedom of the press and the right to a "speedy and public" trial.
Monday's verdict goes some way to reassure the public that the trial process has not lost its way.
His detailed testimony during the public phase of the trial revealed details about the decision-making process of the Khmer Rouge leadership.
By last week, public interest in the trial had dwindled, but over the months the case did produce a number of startling allegations and soap opera-like revelations.
Instead of still more antigrowth tax hikes, he should break the grip on the state legislature of his party's special interests public employee unions, trial lawyers, teacher unions and extreme environmentalists.
Into the chaos, the fumbling in the dark, an order is imposed as people form circles around performers, a troupe of acrobats, jugglers and escape artists, a comedian, a group of musicians, a story-teller... this is trial by public jury: if the performance falls flat, the tricks fail to amuse or the stories to amaze, the crowds move on.
She says the trial attracted much public attention because there were so many defendants, and most were Roman Catholics.
Worse, the chief public prosecutor announced before the trial had begun that he thought none of the accused had any case to answer.
The grand jury's proceedings were secret, but Mr Libby's trial will be public, and there is a possibility that Mr Cheney will have to testify.
Huang Jiefu, vice minister of health, was quoted by Xinhua as saying that a trial system for public organ donation has been launched in some areas.
What the tobacco wars show is how feeble even the most ruthless big businesses are compared with a newer force in American life: the alliance of citizen activists, public-health officials and trial lawyers.
In January 2012, a court decided Mr Duvalier should stand trial for embezzling public funds but ruled that the statute of limitations had run out on charges of murder, arbitrary arrest, torture and disappearances.
The attorney-general's attempt to gag the press in an affair of such political importance has sparked a fierce debate, once again, over how to balance the often competing interests of press freedom, a defendant's right to a fair trial and the public's right to see guilty men punished.
Mr Kan could still intervene to avoid a trial that might inflame public opinion in China.
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Reporting restrictions mean few details of the trial have been made public.
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It also meant that when the FDA finally did approve Provenge in 2010, it did so without a public meeting vetting that big clinical trial.
Even then, the victims' families, who have lobbied for a trial (plus a public inquiry into the security faults that allowed the bomb-in-a-suitcase to be planted), are unlikely to be satisfied.
Nissen was able to do his Avandia analysis because Glaxo, in order to get then New York attorney general Eliot Spitzer off its back, agreed three years ago to put drug-trial results up for public viewing.
Unwisely, the court agreed to his demand that his six-day trial should be held in public.
Four constables and a custody sergeant were charged with manslaughter and misconduct in public office but were acquitted following a trial.
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