Sentence examples for Leading prosecution from inspiring English sources

Gone are Peter Bessell, leading prosecution witness; and defending counsel George Carman, the wily star of the northern circuit whose name was made by the case.

The former prime minister, Jean Kambanda, who was sentenced to life imprisonment last year after pleading guilty to genocide, is expected to be a leading prosecution witness.

Ms. Pirro, who was in the courtroom but did not address the judge, said the findings of Dr. Dietz, a leading prosecution psychiatrist, had killed the case.

Mr. Hermanson sought to cast doubt on whether an Arkansas gun dealer, Roger Moore, had ever really been robbed, as a leading prosecution witness, Michael Fortier, has contended, implicating Mr. Nichols.

Asked to describe the events of the night of the killing, Steenkamp said "he thought there was an argument" before being gently stopped by leading prosecution lawyer Gerrie Nel.

Stephen Rapp, who led prosecution teams at the international criminal tribunals in Rwanda and Sierra Leone, said that the documentation "is much richer than anything I've seen, and anything I've prosecuted in this area".

Wilshaw said Ofsted should lead prosecutions against those behind unregistered schools, and he had commissioned an inspection team to focus entirely on identifying and investigating them.

Wilshaw ended the letter by urging Morgan to review policies on tackling unregistered schools and to allow Ofsted to lead prosecutions.

Leading the prosecution is Tom Thurman, a deputy district attorney for Davidson County known locally as the Thurmanator.

Conte said that he was hoping Novitzky "will also be on trial here," as the lead prosecution witness.

The lead prosecution counsel, Andrew Edis QC, asked Mr Law when he had first been told that money had been involved in exchanges between a family member and the NOTW.