Sentence examples for fair prosecutor from inspiring English sources
While studying at Univ. of Nebraska and Harvard Law school private tutoring in shorthand paid his way through college He is a hard but fair prosecutor.
Ms. Fairstein is widely viewed as a skilled and fair prosecutor able to sift through such competing claims and perhaps ambiguous evidence.
In it, Moreno-Ocampo's deputy described her boss as "a very accurate and fair prosecutor" and said of the defendant: "Mr Lubanga is going away for a long time". The court let Le Fraper du Hellen off with a caution, adding that "if objectionable public statements of this kind are repeated" it would "not hesitate to take appropriate action against the party responsible".
William O. Weissich had a reputation as a tough but fair prosecutor.
On his campaign website he describes himself as "a tough but fair prosecutor".
One of the defendants, 20-year-old Paul A. Mendel Jr., aka Mintfloss, lives with his grandparents in Albany, N.Y". To be fair, prosecutors estimated that Shadowcrew had done damages in excess of $4 million over its two-year history.
It is fair to say, we think, that the honest prosecutor would face greater difficulty in meeting the standards of qualified immunity than other executive or administrative officials.
He asked that the investigation be fair," the prosecutor said.
"The government attorneys and agents involved in this case understand and respect their duty to preserve grand-jury secrecy as required. . . and to avoid public disclosures that could jeopardize a defendant's right to a fair trial," prosecutor Andrew Weissmann wrote.
The Prosecution also argued that the unavailability of the requested documents prejudiced the rights of victims, as well as Milošević's right to a fair trial (Prosecutor v. Milošević 13 December 2002, para. 7).
In doing so, the Trial Chamber recognised that, pursuant to Rule 74,9 the appointment of experienced lawyers to assist Milošević was in the interests of securing a fair trial (Prosecutor v. Milošević 30 August 2001b).
