Sentences with phrase «trial wearing glasses»

Washington noted that a growing number of defendants had been showing up to trial wearing glasses; Harris» lawyer had argued he needed them to read the voluminous court filings.

The judge noted that this was especially an issue because a growing number of defendants had been showing up for trial wearing glasses.

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Donnell Harris wore glasses during his trial in 2008 for second degree murder.

A judge's instruction to the jury on how they could weigh testimony about a defendant's possible change in appearance at trial - in this case, wearing glasses - wasn't prejudicial, the District of Columbia Court of Appeals has ruled.

Harris wore glasses during his trial in 2008, but the prosecutor presented witnesses who said they didn't know that Harris had worn them in the past.