what is the difference between trial and trail?
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trial-(law) legal proceedings consisting of the judicial examination of issues by a competent tribunal\nThe act of testing something\ntrail-To lag or linger behind\nTo walk or proceed draggingly, slowly\nGo after with the intent to catch
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It is a trail used by the fire department to put out fires and get around the mountain quickly.  Mountain bikers like to use it because of its wide "paved" qualities.  Fire roads are the opposite of single track, which is a very narrow trail that can only fit one biker.
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The date for such trials is set months ago.\nThe judges have to give appropriate time to both teams of lawers.\nThe judges have to consider holidays etc.\nthe judges have to account for the time they will need to write the verdict.\nHence it is possible that government can run the trial in such a way and in such a timely manner that the verdict concides with a particular event.
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In criminal trials, you have to be proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.  That is 99.999% guilty.  In civil courts, you only have to be 51% guilty.  So the president of the criminal trial really doesn't matter.
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In summary, there are 2 instances when it can be done.\n\n1. Injunction (pre trial) - the Plaintiff may apply to freeze your assets if there is a real possibility of your running away after the trial. \n\n2. After the court judgment, the plaintiff may apply to freeze your assets for enforcement. \n\nAlthough the law differs in different countries, the 2 rules above apply to 90% of countries.
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A court trial which is tried to a judge instead of a jury (assuming that is what you are asking) can be any length, depending on the crime and the issues involved.\n\nThey usually take less time than a jury since judges tend to know more about the law and generally are fair and impartial in their rulings, so the games that are played for jurors sake don't happen as much.\n\nIf it goes all day, courts will usually take a break every two hours or so (maybe a little longer) for the court staff to have a well deserved break.  Jury trials take the breaks more often in a day since part of the idea is to not lose them and keep them awake.  Including lunch breaks, I'd say at least 3, maybe four.
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"Trial and error is a method for obtaining knowledge, both propositional knowledge and know-how. In trial and error, one tries an option to see if it works. If it works, then we have a solution. If it doesn't work - there is an error - then one tries another option."
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not if by trial, you mean free.   A number of high-speed providers offer reduced cost services for "trial periods" I.e. 29.99 for 3 months before going to the full price of 43.99 (for example).  Check out the websites of your neighborhood providers for their current offers. verizon.com, roadrunner.com, comcast.com  etc..
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There's a different level of proof required in civil and criminal courts.  In a criminal trial, guilt has to be established 'beyond a reasonable doubt'.  In a civil case, liability has to be established by a 'preponderance of the evidence'..  In layman terms, 99 44/100% to be guilty criminally, 50.1% to be liable civilly.
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There must be a defendant in the caser or there is not case.  This means a defendant who can mount a defense.  In the case of a dead person they can't do that so there is no case.
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The only way to avoid a trial would be if you were to plead guilty. even when there are so many "witnesses, it is your right to br tried in a court of law to find you guilty or not guilty.
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Maybe it's Innocent.\nOr try these other legal terms to help:\n\nPlea: An accused persons answer to a criminal charge. For example: not guilty; guilty; no contest.\n\nAcquittal: Judgement that a criminal defendant has not been proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.\n\nNolo contendere: No contest-has the same effect as a\nplea of guilty, as far as the criminal sentence is concerned, but may not be considered as an admission of guilt for any other purpose.\n\nHope it helps!
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None of the above are really correct.  There are three big differences between civil and criminal trials.  First of all, a criminal case is brought by the government, whereas a civil case can be brought by the government or a private person.  Second, the burden of proof is much higher in a criminal case: beyond a reasonable doubt, whereas the burden in a civil case is only proof by a majority of the evidence.  Third, a civil case can have a smaller jury and the jury can decide by a majority vote, whereas in a criminal trial the jury is of 12 people and has to be unanimous.  In short, the two kinds of trial have very different procedures and parties and so they can't be mixed.
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try the trial version
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well if you want to use the trialware as your evaluating version for your pc then i suggest you go to download.com but if you really want to get sneaky and would prefer to get it for free then i recommend you download from limewire.com... make sure you have a good anti-virus and anti-spyware ready because there are some files that woul really spoil your fun in downloading nasty critters cluttering up your pc..
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a free trial but then you have to pay
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Sounds like Controlled Substance Act (drugs)  Manufacturing/ Delivery.\n\nJust a guess, but if you've got any left that you want to get rid of before trial...