Sentence examples for confident prosecutor from inspiring English sources
The opening paragraphs read like a formal indictment from a very confident prosecutor.
A confident prosecutor may not want to risk missing the toughest conviction, however, and a confident defense lawyer may not want to risk giving the jurors a lesser charge that they can choose instead of acquittal.
With ambitious, confident prosecutors determined to put him in jail, Nicholas faces 360 years in prison if convicted on all the drug and backdating charges.
Duarte released a brief statement saying he was confident prosecutors in Mexico City would be able to solve the case, and nothing more.
Sources close to Rove said they do not believe the strategist is in the clear, but are confident the prosecutor will determine Rove did nothing illegal.
Although Bolivia's chief of police, Walter Osinaga, is confident, public prosecutors are privately worried that they will not get enough police support to carry out prosecutions successfully.
Enron's former chairman, Kenneth Lay, may now feel more confident that prosecutors do not intend to charge him with any crimes.
Mr. Zimmerman, who is charged with second-degree murder in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, did not take the witness stand, a signal that his lawyers are confident that prosecutors have not overcome reasonable doubt in the case.
While he appeared confident when prosecutors questioned him about Mr. Manafort's criminal activity, he grew less sure when defense lawyers confronted him with questions about his own misdeeds.
Mr. Cleary has said that he was not confident that prosecutors could actually prove that Mr. Faison's death resulted from the beating and pepper-spraying that he charges took place.
Ms. Boxer said that despite the Justice Department's earlier decision not to pursue charges against the senator, she was confident that prosecutors would examine closely the Ethics Committee's findings of numerous potential violations of the law, including perjury and obstruction of justice.
