Sentence examples for The procuratorate from inspiring English sources

So I said: "Look, without evidence, you cannot even get a detention warrant from the Procuratorate".

Mr. Chen's problems began when he refused to lend money to his wife's father, the report in the Procuratorate Daily said.

Liu Zhengqing, who represents another rights lawyer, Tang Jingling, said police told him this week that his client's case had been transferred to the procuratorate.

"We argued that there aren't substantial cases for all four charges, and the procuratorate has partially taken our argument into consideration," said Pu's lawyer, Mo Shaoping.

No officials could be reached for comment on Wednesday afternoon in telephone calls to the procuratorate, which is a combined investigation and prosecution office, and to the court.

While in hospital, much of Mr. Chen's fortune worth about $1.3 million — in shares, gold and jewels — disappeared, according to the Procuratorate Daily, a newspaper tied to the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the country's top prosecution and investigation agency.

We collected and analyzed the arrest and prosecution data from the procuratorates of 306 prefectures in China, combined with interviews with nine policemen and public procurators from five provinces.

In the announcement today, Zhao Dengju, deputy head of the Supreme People's Procuratorate, the country's top antigraft body, told Chinese journalists at a news conference that Li Jizhou, a former vice minister of public security, had been arrested late last year for taking "huge bribes" in connection with the Yuanhua smuggling case.

The Xinhua News Agency reports that the central government has approved a plan to set up a new anti-graft authority as part of the reform of the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP), the highest prosecuting body in China.

The three men named by the Supreme People's Procuratorate (SPP), the top prosecutor's office, were already known to be under scrutiny.

Ms. Wang, a forensic scientist at the Supreme People's Procuratorate and the deputy secretary general of the Chinese Association of Forensic Medicine, said she doubted that Mr. Heywood had died of cyanide poisoning, as a court ruled in August.