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That was just one of countless hidden details of Jackson's last days that the world learned during the involuntary manslaughter trial of physician Conrad Murray.

How that in a great trial of affliction the abundance of their joy and their deep poverty abounded unto the riches of their liberality.

In 1995 he suddenly adorned his black robe with four rows of gold braid, thus presiding splendidly over the impeachment trial of Bill Clinton four years later.

The trial of Socrates asks us to think about the limits of toleration,? What views, if any, do we find simply intolerable?

Since the second trial of the two men began a year ago, writers, actors, politicians, diplomats and journalists have all flocked to the small courtroom.

Now, researchers have presented the first randomized trial of what they hail as a side-effect-free, prescription-free and simply free appetite control agent.

The most recent effort to blame foreigners has taken a more ominously farcical twist as a show trial of alleged conspirators was aired on television.

So you can see that the trial of Socrates the little speech that you have read takes place in the shadow of military defeat of resistance of conspiracy and betrayal.

An official of the Linfen People's Intermediate Court who declined to be identified, confirmed that the trial of the kiln owners, managers and guards in Shanxi province had started.

It wasn't a debate over a bill, but the impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson that was held in the Senate in 1868 was as dramatic as any past or future arguments over legislation.