specimen charge
specimen count

The book was divided in 20 chapters including specimen charges.

Other examples of when specimen charges could be laid include:

Rather the defendant had pleaded guilty to specimen charges.

The man, who can't be identified, admitted three specimen charges of indecent assault.

In court, the 47 year old father of two has admitted 3 specimen charges of indecent assault.

Can you get a preliminary indictment, a few specimen charges, up by tomorrow, Martha?'

His trial started on 23 January 2012, on 13 specimen charges of theft and false accounting.

Insulating specimens charge up by the electron beam making imaging problematic or even impossible.

A specimen charge is a type of criminal charge that can be made under the United Kingdom's legal system.

Mr Antonis Georges, prosecuting, told the court they were specimen charges.

The jury had been advised at the start of the trial that the 13 were specimen charges and the overall amount allegedly stolen was about £146m.

The man, from Harlesden, north London, was found guilty at the Old Bailey of eight specimen charges of rape.

Anand pleaded guilty to 18 specimen charges of supplying counterfeit cassettes contrary to the Trade Descriptions Act.

Prosecutors alleged that he stole more than £150m from Polly Peck and he faced trial on 13 specimen charges totalling £34m.

His trial commenced at the Old Bailey on 3 September 2010, on 13 specimen charges of false accounting and theft totalling £34m.

It was almost as if he was doing me a favour by not sentencing me for more, even though it was only one specimen charge of supplying.

SPECIMEN CHARGES:

Barker, now 20, and who at the time was living in West Molesey, Surrey, pleaded guilty to two specimen charges of sexual assault and one of fraud.

Tried at Southwark Crown Court, they were convicted on specimen charges (five against Schifreen, four against Gold) and fined, respectively, £750 and £600.

Richard John, 41, of Edith Grove, West Brompton, south-west London, was convicted of 12 specimen charges of deception at Southwark Crown Court.

One of the offences to which Gavin pleaded guilty was a specimen charge of £100, an amount he admitted taking from the account once or twice a month between March and October 1991.

Yesterday she was given a two year probation and ordered to pay £1,000 compensation, after admitting three specimen charges amounting to £1,252 and asking for 27 similar offences to be taken into account.

He was tried at the Old Bailey in London in 1999 on two specimen charges of murder with regard to the murder of Jews in his German-occupied hometown during World War II.

The 114 specimen charges on which they were convicted, in the largest case of its kind, and for which they were ordered to pay around £190,000 in fines and costs, related only to a six-month period in 2002.

For example, the Loamshire Regiment is provided by the British Forces Post Office to show how to write a British Army address, and is used to set out specimen charges for violations of military law.

Mr Atkins was charged on four specimen counts of theft.

Physetocaris microphthalma is rare, with only 35 specimens counted in a 1985 review.

Faunal remains are, however, a significant portion of the assemblage, with specimen counts attributing about 20%.

He was charged with 35 specimen counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, each charge relating to one image, but 15 of these charges were dropped.

The following specimen counts were formerly contained in paragraph 26 of the Second Schedule to the Indictments Act 1915 before it was repealed.

Trials with a substantial number of charges can now be split into two phases: trial by jury of "specimen counts" and judge-only trial of the remaining counts.

Meeting the increased operational requirements of larger studies, with ever increasing specimen counts, larger and more complex systems biology data sets, and government regulations, requires informatics that enables the integration of both operational capabilities and clinical and basic data.