trial
A research study using human volunteers to test new medical treatments.
A period of time during which you can use a product or service without paying.
A test done in order to learn something or to discover if something works.
A just and impartial legal proceeding.
A trial for a crime.
A trial that causes great public interest and excitement.
A legal proceeding that is not just or impartial.
A trial that causes public disagreement or debate.
A trial famous for something bad.
A trial to decide if a public official should be removed from office.
A short trial without a jury, for minor offenses.
A way of solving a problem by trying different methods until you find one that is successful.
The problems, difficulties, and disappointments that are part of life.
To be the person in a court of law who is being judged.
To have to be judged in a court of law.
To begin the process of being judged in court.
To make someone be judged for a crime in a court of law.
For a case to reach the stage of being tried in court.
To cause someone to be officially judged in a court of law.
To officially send someone to be judged in a higher court.
A version of software that you can use for free for a limited time.
A set amount of time for testing something.
A practice of a new system or event.
A lawyer who specializes in representing clients in court.
A lawyer who specializes in representing clients in court.
The start of a legal proceeding.
The formal start of a trial.