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Will the Senate trial be the 'trial of the century?'
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The verdict is in: The impeachment trial of President Clinton will
be the "trial of the century." We know this is true in the same
way we know so many other things are true because everybody says
so.
"It will truly be the trial of the century," Alan Dershowitz wrote
in USA Today.
"It will be the real trial of the century," Tom Brokaw said on
NBC.
"Without doubt, the trial of the century," Cynthia McFadden said
on ABC.
This is not surprising. Americans love "the trial of the...
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(THE LAST) TRIAL OF THE CENTURY!; Will Bill Clinton's Day in Court Live Up To Its Billing? Let's Look at The Legal Precedent.
The Washington Post
; ... the century," Tom Brokaw said on NBC News. "Without doubt, the trial of the century," Cynthia McFadden said on ABC News. "Trial of the Century," reads the huge ... the New York Post, the New York Daily News, the Detroit News, and the Rock Hill ...
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What Was the 'Trial of the Century'?(noted trials of the 20th century)(Brief Article)
Newsweek
; Here we go again. if Kenneth Starr's final report should lead to impeachment hearings on Bill Clinton, Americans will be treated to another Trial of the Century just as the century draws to its close. As a nation that claims to despise lawyers, we have a strange love affair with big trials. The O.
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The trial of the century! What trial?
La Prensa de San Antonio
; ... are really the ones that should be on trial and judged. I do not deny the right and the obligation the media has to report the "news" but I question their intensity and "vulture-like" actions in reporting and exploiting the baseness of our society. The O.J ...
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Celebrating the `trial of the century' -- every few years High-profile cases have long earned that ranking from the hyperbolic
The Boston Globe
; Alvin S. Felzenberg writes and lectures about the presidency. Now that the so-called final "trial of the century" has begun in the US Senate, pundits and legal scholars are wondering how it will compare in intensity and notoriety to those other "trials of the century" that preceded it -- for over
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 "Idaho Statesman (Boise, ID)")
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'Trial of the century' still resonates today.
Idaho Statesman (Boise, ID)
; Byline: Dana Oland Mar. 15--On July 28, 1907, William D. Big Bill Haywood walked out of an Ada County courtroom a free man after one of the most sensational trials in American history. Just after 8 a.m. that Sunday, a rapt audience of lawyers, Boise society and reporters from across the country
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