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Meanings of capital cases in English
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Usage of capital cases in English
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This was one of the first capitalcases in the war.
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Mr. Howe has tried more capitalcases than any six lawyers in America combined.
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The Constitution clearly vests the power of pardon in capitalcases solely in the President.
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In late 2013, Vietnam adopted the use of lethal injections for capitalcases instead of firing squads.
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That, except in capitalcases, persons charged with crime may give bail;
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Nor was unanimity required: yet five in seven were necessary in capitalcases, to authorise an immediate execution.
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When the supreme court reinstated the death penalty four years later, it didn't establish a one-size-fits-all process for capitalcases.
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In Florida, 12 jurors are required only for criminal trials involving capitalcases, when the death penalty is being considered.
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The judge ordered defense attorneys to file new explanations by February 6 of their qualifications to represent clients in capitalcases.
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Their functions were considerably restricted, leaving all capitalcases and ultimate decisions in the hands of the Madrid "Supreme."
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The witnesses (in capitalcases) were questioned on seven points, as follows:-Inwhat Shemitah (or septennial cycle) did it occur?
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The lack of standards in capitalcases caused the high court to equate being sentenced to death to being struck by lightning.
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We've seen international covenants and conventions, refusals to expedite in capitalcases, good old-fashioned diplomacy, even EU briefs to the US supreme court.
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In passing laws for the government of the territory thus obtained, the right of trial by jury was granted only in capitalcases.
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There was a modest dip in the number of cases involving neuroscience in 2012, which Farahany attributes to fewer capitalcases overall that year.
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They have lost those great privileges in their trial, which the law allows, in capitalcases, for the protection of innocence against unfounded accusation.