Examples of using "Procès" in a sentence and their english translations:
The lawsuit filed in 1985
The trial against those responsible
Then the trial in court.
■ No trial in absentia
- I will sue you.
- I'll sue you.
The trial took many years
trial was never in doubt.
The truth finally came out at his trial.
the trial is conducted by the parties;
The trial is not open to the public.
I would prefer any alternative to a lawsuit.
What are you suing Dan for?
But even after a long and treacherous trial,
until he passed away, just a few months before the argument.
years-long trial told in the film
The trial is initiated by one of the parties;
At this trial, the judge is very respected.
After the trial, they freed the prisoners.
- I will sue you.
- I'll sue you.
because they just fought a lawsuit
Dan was killed just two days before the trial began.
Nobody ever wins a lawsuit but the lawyers.
She sued him.
So I joined the lawsuit by the US Congress
She went on trial charged with murdering her husband.
A year later, we sued Oprah.
Obstetricians also bear a high risk of suits.
The lawyer put his robe on before defending his client in the trial.
My friends stood by me during the court case.
The rapist showed no signs of remorse during his trial.
is entitled to a fair trial both with respect to facts that rights
Tom does not want to waive his right to a jury trial.
What are you suing Dan for?
or to establish before any trial the proof of certain facts on which the solution of a dispute could depend,
Are you aware you're being named in a lawsuit against the federal government?
- THE RECOURSE IN REVIEW: which is a remedy allowing to retry a criminal or civil trial in the light of new facts;
Thus, a party to the trial cannot seize the judge again to submit a claim already settled in a judgment that has become final.
-THE THIRD-PARTY OPPOSITION: which is a remedy brought by a third party interested in a case, but who was not a party to the trial or represented;
Amnesty International said the trial of Sergei Magnitsky, assassinated in a Russian prison, would "open a whole new chapter in Russia's worsening human rights record".
Everyone charged with a penal offence has the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law in a public trial at which he has had all the guarantees necessary for his defence.