trial
C31062
concept
A trial is a formal process in which evidence and arguments are presented to an impartial decision-maker to determine the truth of disputed facts and reach a judgment.
All labels observed (8)
| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| trial canonical | 3 |
| court trial | 2 |
| obscenity trial | 2 |
| adultery trial | 1 |
| fraud trial | 1 |
| legal trial | 1 |
| maxi trial | 1 |
| retrial | 1 |
Instances (12)
| Instance | Via concept surface |
|---|---|
| R v Penguin Books Ltd | obscenity trial |
| Cloudrest | — |
| Verona trial | — |
|
"Howl" obscenity trial
surface form:
Howl obscenity trial
|
obscenity trial |
| nullification trial of 1455–1456 | retrial |
| Tilton v. Beecher | adultery trial |
| Tichborne trial | fraud trial |
|
Judge John T. Raulston
surface form:
Scopes Monkey Trial
|
legal trial |
| Trial of the Sixteen (1922) | court trial |
| Sleepy Lagoon murder case | court trial |
|
Maxime de Angelis
surface form:
Hostages Trial
|
— |
| Maxi Trial of Palermo | maxi trial |