Sentence examples for conducted the prosecution from inspiring English sources

FOLLET and GURNEY conducted the prosecution.

William Jennings Bryan conducted the prosecution & Clarence Darrow the defense.

He also conducted the prosecution of Ken Dodd for tax evasion.

MR. ADOLPHUS [editor's note: probably the barrister John Adolphus] conducted the prosecution.

As well as ensuring that West stayed behind bars for the rest of her life, he conducted the prosecution of Ken Dodd for tax evasion.

The history of the prosecution of alleged perpetrators of violence against African-American victims brought about with heavy public and political pressure hasn't been good for the alleged victims and those who conducted the prosecution.

Senior officers at South Yorkshire police, which commanded the Orgreave operation and conducted the prosecutions, privately acknowledged that many officers did overreact at Orgreave, and that there was evidence that they committed perjury, but did not want that misconduct made public.

As their titles suggest, they conduct the prosecution, they ask for the sentence they think necessary, and if the jury or the presiding judge does not give the verdict or the sentence they ask for they have the right to appeal.

If a judge finds a lineup was conducted improperly, the prosecution can argue that the witness is reliable anyway, based on criteria like how certain the witness is, a factor juries weigh very heavily.

Bradd said the prosecution had conducted the case "in an improper manner" by accusing White during cross-examination of lying about taking the photos, despite the existence of video footage to the contrary.

Angered by the claim that he was asked to leave because he wasn't up to the job, Iglesias wrote in a Times Op-Ed piece last week that he had conducted the most prominent political-corruption prosecutions in New Mexico history and had a record number of prosecutions and a conviction rate of ninety-five per cent.