Sentence examples for described prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Bridget Kennedy, who has worked as a federal public defender in San Diego for the last 10 years, described prosecutions of first-time border crosses as "unheard of" in her district before Sessions' tenure.

The Tottenham Hotspur manager, Harry Redknapp, has furiously denied lying to his tax evasion trial, describing prosecution claims that he has not told the truth while under oath as "an insult".

In dissent, Judge Tashima wrote: "This case is a stark demonstration of the unsettling and untoward consequences of the government's use of anticipatory prosecution as a weapon in the 'war on terrorism.'" He then described anticipatory prosecutions and explained why they are so dangerous:...

Mr. Thornburgh described the prosecution as "bizarre".

The PCA described the prosecution as "ill-founded".

They have also described his prosecution as a terrorist as "overreaching".

Bank of America, in a motion to dismiss its case, described the prosecution as having "a wildly expansive reading" of the law.

Mr. Fallon described the prosecution by using an analogy to bring the victim of a statutory rape before a court.

It was clear that prosecutors had heard the complaints of Mr. Blagojevich's first jurors, who described the prosecution case as too complex.

Human rights groups have described the prosecution as politically motivated, criticising the use of vaguely worded public nuisance laws against protesters.

But Martyn Bowyer, for the defence, described the prosecution's case as "fuzzy" on the details and said his client had been "consistent throughout".