Sentence examples for closing submission from inspiring English sources

"The conspiracy to pervert the course of justice is now a conspiracy of silence," the prosecutor, Sarah Forshaw QC, said in her closing submission.

During Davidson's closing submission, she said the submission that a third party might want to object to the release of the diary extracts was "a bit of a long bow".

Prosecutor Glen Cash told the jury in his closing submission Tostee instilled such fear and terror in Wright she tried to seek refuge on another floor of the building.

In her closing submission Stern said there remained a need for greater clarity around emergency roles at Australian cricket grounds, as part of a raft of recommendations put forward to the coroner.

But in a dramatic closing submission to the hearing in front of Judge Fiona Henderson on Wednesday, Peter Lockley, counsel for the information commissioner, said: "The case for prejudice in fact has not been made".

In his closing submission, Barry Roux, lead counsel for the defence, told Judge Thokozile Masipa that Pistorius' experience over many years as a disabled person – his lower legs were amputated when he was a baby – was comparable to that of an abused woman who kills her husband: "She has had enough … The cup is full to the brim".

The controversy was seized on by Jennifer Eady QC as she made closing submissions on behalf of McCririck, who seeks £3m from Channel 4 and the production company IMG Media.

In closing submissions on Friday at the judge-alone NSW supreme court trial, Skully said Monis had contact with many women from his work as a spiritual healer.

The trial heard from alleged victims, who were fans and former colleagues, and after closing submissions on 4 December the chief trial magistrate Howard Riddle said the bench had "a lot to consider".

At the beginning of two days of closing submissions at London's Commercial Court, Mr Abramovich's barrister, Jonathan Sumption QC, called Mr Berezovsky an "angry and embittered man" with "truly prodigious powers of self-deception".

MI5, however, may be stung by Hallett's decision to make two recommendations about the agency, dismissing its insistence in closing submissions to the coroner that they would imply its "practices and methods of operation were defective today".