defendant造句

Evidence weighted against the defendant.

The judges may interrogate the defendant.

Plaintiff is an antonym of defendant.

Neither defendant was represented in court.

The trial took place in the absence of the defendant.

The trial, or the defendant you were always staring at?

The defendant feigns illness to prolong the trial.

As a defendant, his counterpart was the Aviation Council.

JUDGE to JURY: What possessed you to acquit the defendant? What reason could you have had?

The defendant leant forward and spoke to his barrister, sotto voce.

The bailiff was in charge of issuing a summons on the defendant.

I have been instructed that the defendant is unwell, and I therefore adjourn the case.

If, however, defendant concedes important parts of the charges, the court may try the case with merely five jurors.

Shopper said he once served as an expert witness in amurder case in which the defendant had paranoid psychosis.

Since the defendant had admitted being present at the murder scene, such tests would have thrown no light on the identity of the true culprit.

When the ones litigate, they can only regard debtor as the defendant, and the beneficiary or the assignee as the third people.

When the plaintiff has elaborated his casewith witnesses and evidence, the defendant is given a chance to refute theplaintiff's charges, arguments, and evidence.

When an entire site or function is created with the core purpose of lawbreaking, courts may pause before letting the defendant off scot-free.

In an exceptional case, if in light of the financial situation of the parties full compensation would be an oppressive burden to the defendant, damages may be reduced.

In fact, due to such skepticism, the U.S. Supreme court decided in a 1998 case involving military courts that a defendant did not have a right to introduce polygraph evidence.

There are two kinds of jury challenges. A prospective juror can be challenged "for cause" if he has some kind of a conflict or legal barrier - for example, if he is a friend of the defendant.

He is a defendant in three trials: one on charges of embezzlement, tax-dodging and false accounting, one in which he stands accused of paying an under-age prostitute and one for alleged bribery.

The case ultimately turned on the credibility of Mr. Jackson’s accuser, a 15-year-old cancer survivor who said the defendant had gotten him drunk and molested him several times.