Sentence examples for accuser before from inspiring English sources

But he fled to Florida with his accuser before he was sentenced, California authorities said.

James Kossler, a retired supervisor to whom DeVecchio had once reported, expressed his views about DeVecchio's accuser before the party: "The trouble with Chris Favo is that Chris Favo has a very high opinion of himself.

We saw him arduously collecting testimonies, like a detective, over an alleged racial slur, finally concluding the evidence was insufficient, "I'm not Poirot," he told the accuser, before explaining how he'd just have to punish everyone equally.

Instead, McGettigan explained to the jury that all sides agreed on two things: first, that Ganim would have been asked whether she spoke to the mother of one accuser before any charges were filed against Sandusky and told her how to contact law enforcement authorities; and second, that she would have answered "yes".

By providing automatic immunity, the act stripped the five office-holders of their right to take on accusers before a judge.For Italy's increasingly embattled prime minister, the constitutional court's decision was not so much a slap on the wrist as a punch in the mouth.

JCW conducts its own investigations, including interviewing accusers, before listing un-arrested individuals on its "Wall of Shame".

And we're off: Trump hosted a surprise press conference with four of Bill Clinton's accusers before the debate.

Catherine Campbell, after having been carried struggling and screaming to the gallows, "called down the wrath of God and the Devil on her accusers" before being despatched.

In a statement to CBS News, Camille Cosby blasted the media for its portrayal of her "kind," "funny" and "generous" husband, and for failing to vet the accusers before publishing their stories.

There had been plenty of I.R.S. accusations before, with accusers often seeking to elevate their complaints to the level of President Richard M. Nixon's abuse of the tax agency to target his political enemies with audits during the Watergate scandal.

Extending that threat to individual women, putting them at risk for costly legal bills, may make new accusers hesitate before coming forward.