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Meanings of trial by jury in English
Usage of trial by jury in English
1
He elected trial by jury and will reappear in court in February.
2
Two co-accused have opted for trial by jury on a later date.
3
This is the rule on which the trial by jury is based.
4
The trial by jury afforded little or no protection to the innocent.
5
The right of trial by jury is one cause of such delays.
6
Ruben Oliva, his lawyer, said Barrera would demand a trial by jury.
7
He did not believe trial by jury would ever be allowed him.
8
This is the first trial by jury that ever took place in Prussia.
9
Mr Mitchell has denied all the charges and has chosen trial by jury.
10
It also exchanged the judicial rough-and-tumble on horseback for the trial by jury.
11
For depriving us, in many cases, of the benefit of trial by jury.
12
Won't they have to revert to the ancient system of trial by jury?
13
The right of trial by jury he considers its best feature.
14
Even the hitherto unheard-of novelty of trial by jury was introduced.
15
The purpose of this story was to attack trial by jury.
16
So, adult suffrage in 1944 opened the wider door for trial by jury.
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Translations for trial by jury
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