Sentence examples for dispute prosecution from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tankleff's new motion also argues that his original trial lawyer crippled the defense by failing to deliver on a promise to call relatives as witnesses to dispute prosecution claims that friction between Martin and his parents was a motive.

A18 NEW YORK/REGION B1-8 DExpertsExperts Dispute Prosecution on Diallo Shots Two experts called by the defense testified that the bullet that tore through Amadou Diallo's aorta and spinal cord was among the last of 19 that struck him, contradicting a prosecution expert, who had said it was among the first.

Page A11 New York LEAKED ARREST FILES SPUR DISPUTE OVER PROSECUTION A dispute has erupted over the federal government's decision to prosecute at least a half-dozen illegal immigrants in New York whose status was discovered after a state agency mistakenly provided sealed arrest records to immigration authorities last year.

In a pivotal pretrial dispute, the prosecution has been haggling with lawyers for Mr. Haggerty, who is accused of stealing more than a million dollars from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, over what the focus of the trial should be.

Wozniak's lawyers did little to dispute the prosecution's case during their relatively brief closing argument Wednesday.

They disputed the prosecution's theory that Mr. Merlino and Mr. Natale orchestrated a bloody mob war.

Cooper denied that any loss had been incurred by any individuals or employees and disputed the prosecution's narrative of events.

Most notably, Mr. Savage's lawyer, Rudy Hirschheimer, disputed the prosecution's contention that his client had acknowledged striking Mr. Liu with a brick.

Outside the courthouse in Albany, Mr. Bruno's lawyer, E. Stewart Jones, disputed the prosecution's decision to bring new charges, saying his client never took a bribe or kickback.

They had repeatedly disputed the prosecution's assertion that Ms. Knox, with the help of Mr. Sollecito, held down Ms. Kercher, her roommate, and stabbed her in the neck.

That, Mr. Atkins said, would explain letters Mr. Sandusky wrote to some of the boys, disputing the prosecution's depiction of them as being like the complaints of a spurned lover.