Sentence examples for Multiple complainants from inspiring English sources

But she was satisfied a jury could hear the evidence from multiple complainants.

Cardinal George Pell, the Vatican's third-highest-ranking official, will stand trial on several charges of sexual abuse from multiple complainants, an Australian court ruled on Tuesday.

According to the prosecutor's latest annual report, it is dealing with 33 alleged unlawful death cases involving 35 victims "and approximately 36 cases of mistreatment and abuse, involving multiple complainants".

Cardinal Pell previously denied knowing about abuse in the 1970s and '80s, but the description of the crimes that have been made available to the public would suggest that he is now being accused of having been personally engaged in sexual offenses by multiple complainants.

He added: "I consider that there are particular challenges in prosecuting complex and interlinked cases, as in this instance, involving serious sexual abuse and terrorist related charges and involving multiple complainants and multiple defendants.

(Benjamin also has been accused by multiple complainants of serious personal misconduct, charges he has denied, contested with mixed success, and sometimes settled).

He said "cuffing" crimes could involve officers deciding they did not believe complainants, recording multiple incidents in the same area as a single crime or recording thefts as "lost property", burglaries as "theft from property" and attempted burglaries as "criminal damage".

A complainant often will allege that multiple discriminatory actions occurred.

"There were multiple incidents of unwelcome physical conduct toward one complainant, wherein you put your hand on her leg, she removed your hand, and you then put your hand between her upper thighs, putting your hand as far up between her legs as you could go," he wrote.

"There were multiple incidents of unwelcome physical conduct toward one complainant, wherein you put your hand on her leg, she removed your hand, and you then put your hand between her upper thighs, putting your hand as far up between her legs as you could go," Mr. Silver wrote, describing the committee's findings.

The data for the complainant and complainer were only extractable in 61% of the studies.