Sentence examples for for the prosecutorial from inspiring English sources

All other tribes will have the opportunity to appeal for the prosecutorial powers in 2015.

"Thought Worksalso supports the growing calls for accountability for the prosecutorial abuse, directed by lead prosecutor Stephen Heymann under the supervision of US Attorney Carmen Ortiz, that bullied Aaron.

Since talks began in 2012, models for a transitional justice framework included the prosecutorial approach, as implemented for the former Yugoslavia in the Hague and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africa.

No CIA officer, no matter how well trained or equipped, is going to push the envelope operationally or undertake a dangerous, risky operation while simultaneously having to look over his shoulder for the next prosecutorial inquiry.

The watchdog group's brief to the Supreme Court called the law "an indispensable weapon in the prosecutorial arsenal for fighting government corruption" since it offers "a much easier evidentiary burden" than bribery law.

Someone should remind the attorney general that overcharging cases in which the prosecutorial evidence, for a variety of reasons, may be less than firm is not only inappropriate but may also be unjust.

The office of California Attorney General Kamala Harris, who's now a Democratic senator and potential 2020 presidential candidate, took over the prosecutorial duties for the Dekraai case when Rackauckas' team was ejected.

While advocates applauded the move to criminalize nonconsensual porn in both criminal and civil courts thus expanding the prosecutorial options for victims it quickly became clear that the civil law, too, is flawed.

While advocates applauded the move to criminalise nonconsensual porn in both criminal and civil courts – thus expanding the prosecutorial options for victims – it quickly became clear that the civil law, too, is flawed.

"Winging It at Guantánamo" (editorial, April 23) illustrates the potential for prosecutorial misconduct by the Bush administration in the adjudication of alleged Al Qaeda or Taliban acts of terror.

Over the last several months the I.N.S. has been drafting guidelines for the exercise of prosecutorial discretion.