Sentence examples similar to convincing prosecution from inspiring English sources

The prosecution convinced the jury that those witnesses were not credible because they were close friends of Mr. Rosario.

"I think the prosecution convinced the jury that I was guilty of something but they weren't sure what," Mr. Engle wrote in an e-mail.

The jury deliberated for just over 12 hours before announcing that, by a majority, they were not convinced of the prosecution case.

A jury must be convinced that the prosecution team has produced evidence and presented the case so as to leave them in no doubt of guilt.

She also made it clear defendants were innocent until the prosecution convinced them they were guilty beyond a reasonable doubt -- and that was explained, too.

By detailing a narrative of his deeds alongside a record of his calls, the prosecution convinced a jury to convict Syed.

Defense lawyers hated "ready call": We were convinced that the prosecution used it when they weren't really ready, but hoped to buy extra time to find a witness.

The article argues that the spectacle of surveillance and prosecutions convinced many citizens that all welfare recipients were deceitful, undeserving, and linked to criminality.

The prosecution will also have trouble convincing jurors that anything wrong occurred, he argued, since almost all eastern Kentucky politicians pay for vote-hauling.

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Professor Black said Mr. Gauci's testimony could not have helped the prosecution, which now must hope for convincing identification from the defector.