Sentence examples for elements of the prosecution from inspiring English sources

Half a dozen defense lawyers and former prosecutors here said the events would probably shift key elements of the prosecution strategy for a second Blagojevich trial, which could come in a matter of months.

During this year's retrial, key elements of the prosecution's case unraveled in Farid's courtroom.

The material, never heard before a jury or during previous appeal attempts, challenges key elements of the prosecution's case.

In my article, "Trial by Fire," I examine in depth all the key elements of the prosecution's case that led to Willingham's indictment and conviction.

JINAN, China — Concluding a trial that has riveted China, Bo Xilai, the former elite Communist Party official, attacked elements of the prosecution's case on Monday and said his former top deputy and his wife, both of whom provided evidence against him, had a passionate relationship.

One wound up bolstering key elements of the prosecution's case, while the other bolstered the defense theory of the facts.

But on February 25th Mr Estrada seemingly damaged his chances of acquittal by inexplicably admitting in a television interview that he had signed bank documents with a false name a crucial element of the prosecution's case.

The defense lawyers seemed to be building a solid case until Mr. Moussaoui took the stand last week and proceeded to acknowledge unreservedly every element of the prosecution's case.

But in many ways, experts said, a more powerful element of the prosecution's case was its skillful, almost subliminal, evocation of the victims as unsuspecting everymen and women.

Judge Robinson issued a concurring opinion, expressing his view that, once a trial chamber determines that the evidence goes to a "critical element" of the Prosecution case, the chamber does not have discretion to admit the evidence without allowing the accused to cross-examine the witness (Prosecutor v. Milošević 21 March 2002 .28.

The evidence relates to a "critical element of the Prosecution's case" or, put another way, to a live and important issue between the parties, as opposed to a peripheral or marginally relevant issue (Prosecutor v. Milošević 21 March 2002, para. 24).