The phrase "according to a prosecution" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when referencing information or claims made by the prosecution in a legal context, but it is more typical to refer to the prosecution as a party rather than using "a prosecution."
Example: "According to the prosecution, the evidence clearly points to the defendant's guilt."
Alternatives: "according to the prosecution's claims" or "as stated by the prosecution".
According to a prosecution statement, the man is suspected of "unprecedentedly serious attacks on the non-profit organisation Spamhaus".
In the case of the the garbage-recycling project, the Senator worked to advance the venture while having a hidden interest in it, according to a prosecution witness.
The only witness linking the six legislators to an alleged military coup plotter, according to a prosecution affidavit, is a manicurist who said he saw them greet each other at a farm.
According to a prosecution document, Hikmat admitted to paying Rivera a hundred and fifty thousand dollars in cash, but he said that the money was compensation to the military for missing shipments.
During a meeting with one council member, Mr. Pirro turned the conversation to how others on the Council might vote, according to a prosecution account described in a judge's ruling released late Tuesday; when it came to assessing one member, Sandy Annabi, he showed no hesitation, the account continued.
According to a deferred prosecution agreement, Lloyds handled $300 million of Iranian transfers and $20 million of Sudanese transfers that ended at American banks.
According to a non-prosecution agreement reached in June 2017, the government will not file charges against Celerity Educational Group, which has renamed itself ISANA Academies.
Lawyers and accountants who promote aggressive tax avoidance schemes should face criminal prosecution, according to a Conservative MP.
Firms that do not come forward face larger fines and possible criminal prosecution, according to a copy of the four-page offer now being mailed to firms.
"Get ready to pull your guns out on these crackers, son," the voice stated, according to a transcript provided by the prosecution.
When Boyling went into the witness box at the trial, he swore under oath that he was Sutton, and gave evidence under questioning from the barrister for the defendants and the prosecution, according to a legal note of the hearing.
