go to trial

This time, they managed to somehow get them to go to trial - where Michael was found NOT GUILTY of every charge - and there were many.

A suit against JPMorgan Chase, over collateral calls the bank made on Lehman in the weeks before its demise, is due to go to trial in 2012.

But the cases, much like other varieties of class-actions against corporations, tend not to go to trial.

In the relatively few cases that go to trial, jurors are often considering technical issues beyond their aptitude.

And since few cases go to trial, judges have given little guidance as to what the FCPA's bewildering text actually means.

And this summer the Danziger Bridge incident, the most serious, is expected to go to trial.

The case was supposed to go to trial years ago, but concerns about rights violations have stalled the process.

The case is set to go to trial in October. Microsoft Corp. is also challenging the trademark.

According to the notice, police have handed Ms. Deng's case to prosecutors, who will decide whether it should go to trial.

But it also could strain the agency's resources and test its mettle in the courtroom if many of them go to trial.

Even then, most defendants settle the cases long before they go to trial.

A celebrity in music circles, will Gao likely face charges and go to trial?

After that, the accused will go to trial.

But his formal arrest makes it more likely that he will go to trial.

The case will go to trial in May.

In America AMD has filed a private antitrust lawsuit which is due to go to trial next February.

Do you realize that if you go to trial again it means the electric chair if you are found guilty ?

Liability is admitted by the defendant, but the case go to trial because they can not agree the quantum of damages .

But even with "clean teams" collecting fresh evidence, untainted by accusations of past harsh treatment, few cases may go to trial this way;

she ' ll go to trial , probably be locked away