Phrases with «contested trial»

A contested trial refers to a legal case where both parties involved present evidence, arguments, and witnesses to support their side. It differs from an uncontested trial where one party does not put up a defense or contest the claims made against them. In a contested trial, the judge or jury decides the outcome based on the arguments and evidence presented by both parties. Full definition

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Sentences with «contested trial»

Skansen, a tiny contracting company with 30 people working in an open plan office no bigger than a court room, was dragged to the quarter deck of Southwark Crown Court and duly put on trial before a jury on a charge of failure to prevent bribery under section 7 of the Bribery Act, the first contested trial of this offence since the Act came into force in the summer of 2011. (corkerbinning.com)
Because of this, and the higher stakes, expect to see more contested trials in the future. (lawyer-monthly.com)
The hotly contested trial included heavy blows to the credibility of star government witness Todd Howe, the ex-lobbyist who said he set up the bribes, and defense efforts to convince jurors that neither the energy scheme or the Syracuse payments involved a corrupt quid - pro-quo agreement. (newsday.com)
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