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Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 3.46
en justice Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors alvinkrinst, diveden, alvinkrinst, and 1 more
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 2.0
en a verdict Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors gary and browni
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en injustice Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors jeanosophy
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en learning what took place Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors diantell
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en a conviction of a guilty person Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors michellegrauf
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en finding a criminal innocent Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors diveden
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en a person to die Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors misterhux
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en to find the truth Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors bruceg
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en determining a verdict Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors shaleane
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en a criminal to be convicted Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors gary
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en laws to be discussed Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors jfarnell
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en asking questions Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors b166er
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en public reaction Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors twig
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en a verdict to be found Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors ratpunk
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en stress Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors annedog
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en exercising law Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors logicexecution
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en lawyers to be paid much money Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors boojum
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en someone to go to jail Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors smtango
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en trying a person Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors motminds
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en an unwanted outcome Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors saintdegermain
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en the truth will be revealed Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors bjb
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en a failure of civilization Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors darklordwillis
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en boredom Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors annedog
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en a conviction Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors gary
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en lawyers are used Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors roger
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en reaching a verdict Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors breitmaulfrosch
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en determining guilt or innocence Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors amy
en conducting a trial
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Weight: 1.0
en a sentence Source: Open Mind Common Sense contributors janisaksen
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