Sentence examples for conduct prosecutors from inspiring English sources
Six people pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, prosecutors said, five were convicted at trial and two were acquitted.
Mr. Wiltshire worked at the New York Fed from 2001 until Feb. 15, when he was fired for unrelated conduct, prosecutors said.
The e-mails were offered as evidence of how they hid their illegal conduct, prosecutors said.
In a decision of February 2005, the President held that the refusal of an accused to cooperate with his lawyers did not mean that the Registrar was required to withdraw the assignment of counsel under Article 19(A) of the ICTY Code of Conduct (Prosecutor v. Milošević 7 February 2005a, para. 10 citing paras. 53, 54 of Prosecutor v. Blagojević).
Channeling a prosecutor's discretion in this way is well within the legitimate contours of prosecutorial conduct, particularly prosecutors who are specially assigned to investigate and prosecute electronic crimes as these prosecutors were.
Some of the alleged conduct, which prosecutors have not detailed, might come to light this week when prosecutors are expected to file sentencing memorandums.
In recent decades, forfeiture powers have greatly expanded, leading to overzealous and mean-spirited conduct by prosecutors, critics say.
That led the United States attorney for the Eastern District to revoke his $3 million bail because of "continued criminal conduct," the prosecutors wrote in a letter to Judge Platt.
The district attorney's office was still investigating nine major banks that might be engaging in similar conduct, but prosecutors declined to name them.
Australia's highest court on Friday threw out the conviction of an American surgeon accused of manslaughter and ordered him to stand trial again, after ruling that the conduct of prosecutors had led to a miscarriage of justice.
