Sentence examples for Follow the prosecution from inspiring English sources

Tsarnaev's defence elected not to follow the prosecution with their opening statement; instead, they will give their opening statement when the prosecution has finished laying out its case.

It was during this time that the defendant made regular trips to Pakistan, started planning her wedding, and started grooming her for what was to follow, the prosecution had told the court.

Before Mr. Appleton could respond, another panel member, Judge Roger J. Miner, said that if the panel did not follow the prosecution's sentencing recommendation, "you'll probably take our names and report them to the attorney general".

The investigation followed the prosecution of a sex gang of seven men who abused girls in Oxford between 2004 and 2012 and found that police and the local council made "many errors" in that case.

Following the prosecution's recommendation, the judge gave him an extra seven years for having brandished a firearm.

O.J. Simpson follows the prosecution - and the defense - through each step, explaining why this was or wasn't done, why that was or wasn't possible.

Following the prosecution of several notable publishers, the Society of Authors formed a committee to recommend reform of the existing law, submitting their proposals and a draft bill to the Home Office in February 1955.

Mr. Coulson had resigned as editor of The News of the World amid the uproar that followed the prosecutions of Mr. Goodman and Mr. Mulcaire, but denied any knowledge of the phone-hacking.

Other observers such as Frank Rossavik of the respected Begens Tidende newspaper believe that judges will follow the advice of prosecution lawyers and rule that because there are doubts about Breivik's sanity, it is better to err on the side of caution and declare him insane.

Following the first prosecution for any blogger killings, the court sentenced two former university students charged with Haider's murder to death, said state prosecutor Mahbubur Rahman, one of whose whereabouts were not known. .

"There's an understandable wish by prosecutors to respond to the moral outrage of society," he said, "but the important thing is for the prosecution to follow the law".