Sentence examples for considered the prosecution from inspiring English sources

It's not just Lindh's defense team who considered the prosecution flawed.

But after growing outrage from academic colleagues who considered the prosecution a fundamental breach of academic liberty, his trial has concluded in a conditional discharge.

In the United States, the court of appeals for the ninth circuit very recently considered the prosecution of a woman for an unauthorised abortion at 21 weeks in McCormack v Hiedeman.

Mr. Abdul Majid's testimony was considered the prosecution's best chance to link the two defendants to the bomb itself.

Ms. Frey is considered the prosecution's star witness, but it is unclear when she will testify in a trial that court officials say could last five or six months.

For example, Ms. Gochman said, it had never been considered the prosecution's duty to prove why someone committed a burglary, whether to feed a drug habit or feed a family.

Six months later, the home secretary asked the director of public prosecutions to consider the prosecution of Cussen as an accessory but no proceedings were brought.

It will act as a kind of pre-trial, considering the prosecution evidence and calling witnesses, before finally deciding on whether or not to advance a prosecution.

He also said he would consider the prosecution's request for an independent panel of doctors to re-examine Mr. Suharto.

American and British authorities are considering the prosecution of traders implicated in the scandal, and European officials want to write new legislation to make the manipulation of Libor and other benchmark rates a criminal offense.

Julie Bishop, the Australian foreign minister, said in a statement on Wednesday there had been significant progress with the investigation and that Australia was "carefully considering the prosecution options available" in tandem with its partners in the JIT.