Examples of using The trial judge in English and their translations into Arabic
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With regard to the  alleged violations of article 14, paragraphs 1 and 2, on the  ground of the trial judge ' s directions on and admission of the  confession statement, the  State party reiterated its position that no violation occurred.
Moreover, during the  summing-up, the trial judge repeatedly used the  phrase" Shoot the  guard boy…", as opposed to the  phrase" shot the  guard boy…", used by Mr. Wilson in court and in his statement to the  police.
that either counsel or the  author himself complained to the trial judge that the  time or facilities for the  preparation of the  defence had been inadequate.
It is further argued that the  State party has made no effort to explain why this exception from the  principle that the  Committee shall not reevaluate facts and evidence and the trial judge ' s instructions is not applicable in the  present case.
to have been made, he submits that the trial judge should have considered the  voluntary nature of the  confession
was admissible when the  prosecution satisfied the trial judge that the  probative value of the  evidence in relation to a particular issue outweighed its potential prejudicial effect on the  accused.
It further appears that counsel for the  appeal argued that the trial judge had erred in admitting this evidence which, he submitted, was highly prejudicial to the  author and which was of no probative value.
Although the trial judge found, on the  facts,
In the  present case, the trial judge put a number of leading questions to the  prosecution which tend to justify the  conclusion that the  author was not presumed innocent until proven guilty.
It is further submitted that the trial judge ' s failure to direct the  jury adequately as to which findings of facts arising in the  case might have allowed a verdict of manslaughter amounted to a violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of the  Covenant.
On returning the  not guilty verdict, the trial judge accepted that the  confessions had been obtained under torture and were unreliable and therefore inadmissible as evidence against the  accused.
Thus, the  notes made by the trial judge and the  comments of the  Attorney General are considered prior to the  President considering whether the  death sentence should be carried out
Counsel further argues that the trial judge had a duty to give reasons for his ruling that the  caution statement was admissible evidence, and that such reasons as the judge  in fact gave were inadequate to discharge that duty.
Moreover, it is argued that although the trial judge properly directed the  jury in that a statement under caution of one defendant is not evidence against the  other defendants,
As to the  authors ' claim of unfair trial  because of the trial judge ' s alleged failure properly to direct the  jury on the  issues of common design and identification evidence, the  Committee reaffirmed that it was in principle for the  appellate courts of States parties to the  Covenant, and not for the  Committee, to evaluate the  facts and evidence in a particular case.
would represent him and that no complaint was made to the trial judge by or on behalf of the  authors that time or facilities to prepare their defence had been inadequate.
On remand, the trial judge reduced all three sentences.
In the  present case, the trial judge declined to exercise his discretion.
(c) The trial judge prevented counsel from properly conducting the  defence.
The trial judge cannot exercise any discretion in granting bail to suspects.