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1 tity was revealed at trial to be that of the defendant.

2 d resulted in a jury verdict in favor of the defendants.

3 Three were granted summary judgments to the defendants.

4 urgery list non-Mohs surgeons as the primary defendants.

5 All but eight defendants (0.013 per 100 indictments) dropped this plea

6 432 indictments filed in the two courts, 190 defendants (0.31 per 100 indictments) entered a plea of

7 Defendant and plaintiff expert witnesses had comparable

8 nforcement actions and describe the schemes, defendants, and whistleblowers involved.

9 tric disorder was 1.31% (three of 229) among defendants appearing in court direct from the community

10 gh rate of exoneration among death-sentenced defendants appears to be driven by the threat of executi

11 hreat of execution, but most death-sentenced defendants are removed from death row and resentenced to

12 ed among the tiny minority of cases in which defendants are sentenced to death.

13 er, suggests people have trouble classifying defendants as knowing, rather than reckless, even when i

14 Defendants charged with homicide in a U.S. urban county

15 In the United States, up until 2001, defendant companies had paid 54 billion dollars in claim

16 s, with their physician supervisors named as defendants, despite not performing the procedure.

17 Only 14 of 96 defendants from overnight custody with serious psychiatr

18 witnesses testifying for both plaintiffs and defendants had over 30 years of experience and high scho

19 The remaining defendants had their charges dropped before trial, remai

20 The plaintiffs also allege that the defendants have collectively fostered anticompetitive ac

21 The likelihood of a radiologist being the defendant in at least one suit is 50% by age 60, yet the

22 isorders in an unselected sample of homicide defendants in a U.S. jurisdiction, seeking to identify p

23 The authors studied all defendants in Baltimore City's circuit and district cour

24 of erroneous conviction of innocent criminal defendants is often described as not merely unknown but

25 aints as having financial relationships with defendant manufacturers, then searched Medline for artic

26 26 involved non-Mohs surgeons as the primary defendant, mostly due to a delay of or failure in diagno

27 igation against Mohs surgeons as the primary defendant (n = 16) were lack of proper informed consent

28 ves or physicians, and 75% were employees of defendant organizations.

29 or II diagnoses were more common (78%) among defendants over age 40.

30 ctives of both the plaintiff-patient and the defendant-physician.

31 ct, and estimate that if all death-sentenced defendants remained under sentence of death indefinitely

32 th the state and the defense agreed that the defendant should be found not criminally responsible, an

33 Few homicide defendants were in psychiatric treatment at the time of

34 ss to mental-health treatment facilities for defendants when appropriate.

35 efense agreed with each other for all of the defendants who actually retained the plea at trial.

36 s psychiatric disorder and the proportion of defendants who might require transfer are unknown.

37 The cohort of defendants who pleaded not criminally responsible in bot

38 prior psychiatric treatment, only 8% of the defendants with diagnosed axis I disorders had outpatien

39 The detection rate of defendants with serious psychiatric disorder by court st

40 Of the 99 defendants with serious psychiatric disorder, 34 had sch

41 address these issues and to find out whether defendants with such disorders are reliably detected by

42 Significantly higher proportions of defendant witnesses were in academic practice (P < .05)

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