Sentence examples for court prosecuting from inspiring English sources

You could imagine her in court, prosecuting the Vatican.

But while companies have been much more amenable to settling investigations rather than challenging charges in court, prosecuting individuals faces a number of hurdles.

In a British court, prosecuting lawyers have to present a "skeleton" argument which explains how the evidence and testimony they introduce is supposed to support a guilty verdict.

After this footage was shown in court, prosecuting QC Crispin Aylett asked Brizzi if he had been inspired by the Breaking Bad episode where Walt and Jessie attempt to dissolve a body in hydrofluoric acid.

COUNSEL WARNED BY COURT Prosecuting and Defense Attorneys Are Ordered to Cease Acrimonious Personalities.

I hadn't been in court prosecuting for seven years but it's a bit like riding a bike, you don't forget.

The court prosecuted the leaders of the fighting groups.

A special court prosecuted the cases according to the law of the land.

The court prosecutes children in these courts, subjecting students as young as 12 to "an adult criminal court process," according to the complaint.

In some cases, instead of charging suspected assailants with rape, the court prosecuted the victims for zina, or having consensual sex outside marriage.

James Goldston ("International justice must start at home," Views, July 18) is right about the limitations of the International Criminal Court and the importance of national courts prosecuting human rights abusers.