Sentence examples for appellate prosecutor from inspiring English sources

The appellate prosecutor's office in the city of Krakow said in a statement on Friday that its analysis of the evidence collected in the case showed the earlier court decision on denying extradition had been correct.

At the state appellate prosecutor's office, Patrick Delfino, the director, said he did not expect to have to lay anyone off despite losing the significant amount of revenue used for prosecutions in capital cases.

A Polish court's decision to deny the extradition of film-maker Roman Polanski to the United States over a 1977 child sex conviction became legally binding on Friday after an appellate prosecutor's office said it found no justification to appeal it.

Laurie Feldman, an appellate prosecutor who represented the State of Connecticut in Dickson's case, emphasized that all kinds of evidence not just in-court identifications come with the possibility of error.

On January 16 , 2012 the Veliko Tarnovo Appellate Prosecutor's Office overturned a ruling by its Lovech equivalent to prevent an investigation of what environmentalists stated to be an "excessive" number of dead bats found in the cave after filming (including several endangered species).

Short of a reversal by an appellate court, prosecutors cannot retry Mr. Bermudez for the crime, Mr. Pollack said.

In particular, a 2004 appellate decision bars prosecutors from bringing multiple murder charges in the same case, as was done in the Tankleff trial.

In 2010 an appellate court ruled prosecutors had denied Mr. Wilson's constitutional rights by inflaming the jury during closing arguments and tossed out the death sentence, while leaving the conviction in place.

The appellate court said prosecutors had violated Goldstein's rights by concealing the fact that they had struck a deal with Edward F. Fink, a jailhouse informant who was a key witness against Goldstein.

The Judge's confidence was misplaced — McMillian was exonerated after his appellate lawyers discovered that prosecutors had withheld evidence and that the state's star witnesses had lied.

But the appellate court felt that prosecutors had violated the defendant's rights by suggesting that, because he had demanded a trial, he was not sorry.