Definition of pretrial in English:

pretrial

adjective priːˈtrʌɪəl

词汇	pretrial
释义	Definition of pretrial in English: pretrial adjective priːˈtrʌɪəl In or relating to the period before a judicial trial. a pretrial hearing Example sentencesExamples Lengthy pretrial detention, judicial susceptibility to political pressure and corruption, and long delays before trial remain problems. There will be a tedious, time-consuming pretrial period. He appeared today as a witness at the pretrial hearing. It's not clear when his trial will begin, but several of his aides are expected to face pretrial hearings starting next week. The government has been shrewd and it hasn't been frugal with funds, running up £1.5m in expenses to date after a handful of pretrial hearings. It's the final pretrial hearing before the criminal trial begins on August 27. And the next hearing for his pretrial detention will be in September. The trial court has set a hearing on pretrial discovery for Monday, April 1. He has a pretrial hearing scheduled for Tuesday in Mannheim. Tuesday, the first of them was formally charged in a pretrial hearing before a U.S. military commission.
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