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Two years later the case has still not come to trial.
These cases will probably come to trial next year, he said.
You're looking at three years before you come to trial.
"What is the best way to keep the case from coming to trial?"
The case is expected to come to trial within a year.
Which is why that case may never come to trial.
It is not known when the case will come to trial.
To begin with, this case should never have come to trial.
It took three years for Bob's case to come to trial.
Yet how could justice be done if it never came to trial?
Two cases did not come to trial because the individuals had left office.
We're both going to be under a lot of pressure these next few weeks with the cases coming to trial.
When the cases will actually come to trial is in doubt, however.
It was not clear today when - or if - he would come to trial.
His case was the first to come to trial in the Federal investigation.
However, he was released in 1948 without coming to trial.
More than six months ago he disappeared before coming to trial.
"What is this going to do to my case, if it comes to trial?"
Had my case come to trial it might possibly have turned out well for me.
She would not be a good witness if the case came to trial.
The time before a case came to trial was also reduced from three years to only one.
As a result, very few lawsuits ever come to trial.
It never came to trial because he settled with her.
None of the cases has come to trial to date.
The three did not come to trial until last week when they were each imprisoned for four years.