pretrial的意思|pretrial的解释-里氏词典

pretrial ['pri:'traiәl]

a. 审判前的

n. 审前预备会议

[法] 预审, 审前预备会议

pretrial

[ noun ]
(law) a conference held before the trial begins to bring the parties together to outline discovery proceedings and to define the issues to be tried; more useful in civil than in criminal cases
<noun.communication>

The traders' allegations were made in pretrial motions filed by the three men, the Chicago Tribune reported in today's editions.
Judge Carter agreed yesterday that the government could use the pretrial fact-finding process, known as discovery, to determine the total that could be forfeited by the five defendants.
After the two didn't attend a pretrial hearing Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Raymond Dearie ordered arrest warrants.
In grand jury testimony that has been made public as a result of pretrial motions, several government witnesses described Jurczek, a 68-year-old Hungarian immigrant, as a man bent on leading the world after the collapse.
Under civil law rules for pretrial fact-gathering, Drexel theoretically now has the right to see the SEC's evidence.
Gesell said the pretrial hearings would last at least through May.
A federal appeals court said pretrial release is required _ even for a defendant who otherwise could be held in custody _ if a pretrial detention hearing is not held the first time that person appears before a judge or magistrate.
A federal appeals court said pretrial release is required _ even for a defendant who otherwise could be held in custody _ if a pretrial detention hearing is not held the first time that person appears before a judge or magistrate.
That's crucial to our defense." The case was going to court after a lengthy pretrial period during which defense lawyers filed many motions to overturn the indictment or to remove one or both of the Helmsleys from the case.
At a pretrial hearing, Judge Thomas Curran ruled inadmissible an affidavit that Kritzik had given a federal agent before he died.
Both Mrs. Marcos and Khashoggi attended Friday's pretrial hearing before U.S. District Judge John Keenan.
He expressed confidence that the pretrial factfinding phase of the proceedings won't produce evidence that the clause was voided.
Albanese denied a defense motion to declare a mistrial based on pretrial news reports, particularly use of phrases such as "child pornography." He also denied a motion to limit potential jurors to Cincinnati residents.
The defense argued in pretrial motions that blood test evidence being used by Richwalsky should be excluded as illegally obtained, but Judge Charles Satterwhite rejected that contention.
In a pretrial motion to bar references to the ACLU, Ms. Whicher cited Vice President George Bush's acerbic comments about Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis's ACLU membership.
Complex cases, such as antitrust suits and many business disputes, would receive intense supervision by federal judges to keep pretrial proceedings moving.
Yazzie did not set a trial date, but tentatively scheduled a pretrial hearing for Jan. 29.
He entered into a pretrial agreement in which he volunteered to submit to "unlimited debriefings" and polygraph examinations about his spy activities.
New York hotel owner Leona Helmsley failed today in a Supreme Court attempt to win a special pretrial hearing in her prosecution on charges of federal income tax evasion.
The decision, which can't be appealed, propels the parties into the pretrial fact-finding, or discovery, stage of the case.
The state court threw out most of the ex-governor's claims in pretrial proceedings, but said a jury trial was needed regarding the Farrell column.
The state court also ordered a pretrial hearing to determine whether statements Satter made to police after his April 2 remarks to Berg _ all after receiving so-called Miranda warnings _ are admissible as evidence.
When the DNA tests in this case were first made public during pretrial hearings, defense lawyers for the three teen-agers said the results indicated an unidentified person had had sex with the jogger.
Two dozen manufacturers were girding for years of pretrial skirmishing.
Flip Lorenzoni, chief deputy marshal of New York's southern district, said the two pretrial detention centers near New York City are full.
At a pretrial hearing Wednesday, defense attorney Francis D. Carter said he would argue that his client led the hijacking on orders from commanders of the Amal militia, a Shiite Moslem faction in Lebanon.
Attorneys for Drexel and other defendants had hoped to begin compelling pretrial testimony from important witnesses as quickly as possible.
The panel, chosen in Pittsburgh because of pretrial publicity here, also had convicted him of kidnapping and rape in the imprisonment of four other women in his Philadelphia row house.
The judge issued the orders at a pretrial status conference held here, the first time the combatants' more than 50 lawyers have met in court.
"I am ecstatic about finally going to trial in this case," he said Wednesday. "And I hope we can move the trial along a little more efficiently than we've attended to the pretrial affairs." Ramirez' notoriety will be a key subject of inquiry.

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