bench trial

A bench trial was held on May 12 and 13, 2008.

But they said it had to be bench trial before a judge.

A bench trial in that case is set for Sept. 1.

The decision did not mention the option for a bench trial by a judge.

The court denied Moon's request to have a bench trial.

"You're going for a bench trial," Diana said as she studied her face.

The brothers withdrew the motion and instead selected a bench trial.

In a bench trial, judges are professional triers of fact.

Wiggins was found guilty of capital murder after a bench trial.

As a result, Aleman was acquitted in a bench trial.

"Cops in the Bronx usually opt for a bench trial," he said.

It is distinguished from a bench trial, in which a judge or panel of judges make all decisions.

District Court conduct only bench trials, with no jury.

A "bench trial" is normally one where there is no jury.

In March 2004 Benkahla went on a one day bench trial.

All trials at the court are bench trials, without juries.

The defendant does not have a right, conversely, to a bench trial without the consent of the prosecution.

Still, in a bench trial, a state judge convicted Wiggins of robbery and murder.

A bench trial found Gallo guilty of driving on a suspended license.

In a bench trial, the judge makes both findings of fact and rulings of law.

After a bench trial, the district court denied the injunction and monetary damages.

In a bench trial, a nonsuit must be filed before the case has been submitted to the court for decision.

A bench trial is conducted with the judge hearing all witnesses and deciding on their credibility.

Similarly, the defendant has a right to have her counsel make a closing argument, even if a bench trial.

Spence did lose a criminal case in a bench trial but prevailed on appeal.