Sentence examples for a skilled prosecutor from inspiring English sources
The attorney-general is a skilled prosecutor with a milquetoast public profile who has run a somewhat boring campaign.
This is precisely the kind of complex case that requires a skilled prosecutor with detailed knowledge of how the industry works.
Mr. Conrad, 42, earned a reputation as a skilled prosecutor and trial attorney during more than 10 years in the United States attorney's office in Charlotte, N.C., say those who have worked with him.
Ms. Pomodore is a skilled prosecutor, but to paint the late Mr. Sheehan in anything but the darkest colors required her to uncoil his acts of tenderness from his violence, an impossible task unless the children — and friends and co-workers, a banker, a sanitation worker, a school security guard and a secretary — were treated as liars and fabulists.
Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee are intent on putting the Bush administration on trial, with Mr. Holder cast as a skilled prosecutor with the ability to reverse eight years of what they see as abuses of power in the administration's campaign against terrorism.
By 1977, "[t]he four United States attorney's offices most active in this field the Southern District of New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and the Northern District of Illinois—" had "developed coteries of high skilled prosecutors and a tradition of success that encourages an atmosphere of alertness to potential corruption cases".
Donatella Rovera, an Amnesty International official, said the NTC had failed to put in place a trial system with independent judges and skilled prosecutors.
"Reed was one of the most dogged, tough and skilled prosecutors I knew at the U.S. attorney's office," said Mr. Streeter, now a partner at Dechert.
Ms. Fairstein is widely viewed as a skilled and fair prosecutor able to sift through such competing claims and perhaps ambiguous evidence.
Hampton-el was described by prosecutors as a skilled bomb-maker.
Mr. Ozawa's supporters call him the victim of a witch hunt against a skilled political reformer by Japan's bureaucratic-dominated establishment, including prosecutors.
