Sentence examples for act as prosecution from inspiring English sources
Following last season's controversial banning of the former Renault team principal Flavio Briatore – which was successfully appealed by the Italian – new disciplinary procedures will mean that the FIA president, Jean Todt, must conduct inquiries and act as prosecution.
HRW says Bush and his senior officials are open to prosecution under the 1996 War Crimes Act as well as for criminal conspiracy under federal law.
Farrell Dobbs of the SWP wrotedespite the fact that the CPUSA had supported Dobbs' prosecution under the Smith Act in 1941"I want to state in no uncertain terms that I as well as the Socialist Workers Party support their struggle against the obnoxious Smith Act, as well as against the indictments under that act".
Act as quickly as possible.
It was for this reason that I read Nadler's book, which, while explaining why the nasty tag came into being, also provided me with an alternative account of the past to that of the Drapers of my acquaintance, who have been more than happy to act as the prosecution.
Feb 2007 The attorney general launched a review of criminal cases over the last decade in which Southall acted as a prosecution witness, amid concerns about nearly 4,500 secret files he kept on patients and former patients.
This led to a posthumous free pardon by the home secretary in 1966; in the film based on his book five years later, Evans was played by John Hurt and Christie, who acted as a prosecution witness, by Richard Attenborough.
The attorney general launched a review yesterday of criminal cases over the last decade in which the controversial paediatrician David Southall acted as a prosecution witness, amid concerns about nearly 4,500 secret files he kept on patients and former patients.
A cop's lawyer and a high-ranking officer typically act as defense and prosecution.
A cop's lawyer and a high-ranking officer typically act as defence and prosecution.
