assises造句

• The second law reformed the procedure before the jurys of the Assises.
• It carries a Cour d'Assises within its premises.
• Another trial against him began in October 2007 before the Cour d'assises.
• He also painted paintings for the Cour d'assises de la Seine in 1868.
• Both were sentenced to death by the " assises " court in June 1972 and were guillotined.
• Prawer was part of a cadre of historians, including Claude Cahen and Assises des Bourgeois ".
• He faced trial 11 May 1987 in Lyon before the " Cour d'assises ".
• Henry had been admitted to St . Francois d'Assises hospital July 22, The Associated Press said.
• The jury trial started on 11 May 1987 in Lyon before the Rh鬾e " Cour d'Assises ".
• On 6 August 1894, thirty defendants were judged by the " Cour d'assises " of the Seine.
• Henry died Thursday at St-Francois d'Assises hospital, where he had been admitted on July 22, a hospital spokesman said.
• The Cour d'appel of Lyon and the Cour d'assises of the Rh鬾e remained installed in what is now the historic courthouse of Lyon.
• On the 27 January 1989, he was sentenced to life imprisonment for murder by the juvenile " Cour d'assises " of Moselle.
• After the Liberation, the newspaper again became a bi-weekly, and on October 6 7, 1945, the Assises du mouvement libertaire were held.
• On April 8, 2011, the cour d'assises of Bouches-du-Rh鬾e sentenced him to an additional five years of prison for his 2007 escape.
• His most recent book " Sans blessures apparentes ", published in 2008 won the Grand Prix des Lectrices de Elle 2009 and the Prix 3鑝e Assises du journalisme.
• The public's attention was concentrated on the trial of Marie Lafarge, before the Cour d'assises of Tulle, the defendant being accused of having poisoned her husband.
• The first law reinforced the powers of the president of the Cour d'assises and of the public prosecutor against those accused of rebellion, detention of prohibited weapons or insurrectionary attempts.
• The assizes, or " assises " in French, survive in written form only from the 13th century, at least a generation after the collapse of the Kingdom of Jerusalem.
• In the past, the " cour d'assises " could also sentence convicted criminals to the death penalty for certain crimes, but the death penalty was abolished in France in 1981.