civil trial

The civil trial is expected to begin early next year.

As you know a court martial isn't like a civil trial.

She is also a former criminal defense and civil trial lawyer.

The next year he went into private practice as a civil trial and criminal defense lawyer.

Before the civil trial, however, a photograph of Simpson in the shoes turned up.

Judge Kaplan had ordered a civil trial to be held next month.

Why would anyone want to watch a civil trial?

At the time, it was the longest civil trial in Commonwealth history.

The civil trial is set for April 2, but legal experts here expect the date to be pushed back, perhaps several months.

"The man had a wonderful reputation as a civil trial judge," the statement said.

In a civil trial, there is a plaintiff and a defendant.

Essentially they're saying, if this case was taken to court in a civil trial, the state would win."

The safety board's findings have no legal standing, and under Federal law cannot be entered into evidence in civil trials.

And they still have to be concerned about what her testimony will mean in the civil trial."

Legal pluralism in an American community: perspectives on a civil trial court.

The credibility of both witnesses was seriously called into question during the 2000 civil trial.

The closings are in effect for three days and then can be made permanent by the court after a civil trial.

By the time of his death, he was no longer hearing criminal cases or conducting civil trials.

"We would end the civil trial in a second if they would take a very serious look at this issue," he said.

And even though there are five times as many lawsuits today, the raw number of civil trials has dropped, too.

That's what the government will conclude if they monitor a civil trial."

The boy is expected to die within two years, according to testimony at the nonjury civil trial.

The use of a jury is optional for civil trials in any Australian state.

The Maine court's ruling did not specify what civil trial would be covered.

The stakes are vastly greater here than in an ordinary criminal or civil trial.