trial at bar การใช้

• Attorney General then nominated three Judges to hear the case at Trial at Bar, High court, Colombo on 27 November 2002.
• All the defendants were acquitted after a famous trial at bar case in which 72 Tamil lawyers including S . J . V . Chelvanayakam and G . G . Ponnambalam acted for the defence.
• There were some months of investigations initially held at Bow Street, following which the " trial at bar " ( a legal procedure reserved only for very important cases ) began on 20 June 1896, at the High Court of Judicature.
• But the first Trial at Bar held in 1962, under the new law, however the judges dissolved the court saying that they were appointed by the Executive, when the latter had no constitutional right to do so . the Act was then amended to get the Supreme Court to appoint the judges.
• During his tenure he was appointed to the first Trial at Bar following the 1962 coup d'閠at attempt, he delivered the decision said that in the court s view the nomination of judges was essentially a judicial function and nowhere in the constitution was that power handed over to a body outside the judicature as bench was nominated by the Minister of Justice.
• The statute of George II speaks of special juries as already well known, and it declares and enacts that the courts at Westminster shall, upon motion made by any plaintiff prosecutor, or defendant, order and appoint a jury to be struck before the proper officer of the court where the cause is depending'in such manner " as special juries have been and are usually struck " in such courts respectively upon trials at bar had in the said courts .'And although Section 17 provides for the return of properly qualified jurors, and the attendance of the sheriff in any cause arising in any city or county of a city or town, it says nothing as to the qualification of the jurors or the attendance of the sheriff in causes arising in a county at large leaving that to be enforced according to antecedent practice, which may well be supposed to have been more perfectly established in the cases of ordinary counties rather than in smaller districts ( counties of a town, etc . ), by reason of its more frequent occurrence.