Sentence examples for appointing prosecutors from inspiring English sources

The new appointments board displays a marked bias towards appointing prosecutors rather than defenders to the rank of Queens Counsel.

The practice of buying judges or appointing prosecutors to safeguard business interests is alive and well.

The Attorney General's Department has recently strengthened its role and responsibility in this area by appointing prosecutors at the Provincial level but, coverage is limited.

Because during his tenure as attorney general, Mr. Bryant had appointed prosecutors and judges in Ontario, Mr. Peck was brought in from Vancouver to handle the case.

Speaking to the newly appointed prosecutors in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, Mr. Bush defended the tribunals by characterizing terror suspects as "combatants".

With it he would have avoided any opposition resistance to decisions to discharge Supreme Court judges and members of Congress; decree certain laws; and appoint prosecutors, members of the Central Bank board and other officials.

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However, the charges were later re-investigated by a newly appointed prosecutor.

The sheriffs and police chiefs listened politely to John McKay, a silver-haired, Jesuit-educated lawyer who had been appointed prosecutor by President George W. Bush.

The resulting investigation sought to determine whether someone broke the law in outing her.Patrick Fitzgerald, a specially appointed prosecutor, has spent two years investigating the case.

Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. said that a two-year review by a specially appointed prosecutor, John H. Durham, had determined that any further investigation into that large group of cases "is not warranted".