Sentence examples for former defendant from inspiring English sources
Tells how Green enlists the help of former defendant Juan Carlos to try & locate Antonio Martinez; they locate his car in a bad neighborhood of San Francisco.
Can you imagine how Eliot I would have responded to a former defendant who said he had seen the error of his ways and begged forgiveness so he could return to his chosen occupation?
This came up recently in Indiana when a man who was hired to track Representative Joe Donnelly, the Democratic Senate candidate, mistakenly wound up tailing a criminal court judge named Jose Salinas, who believed that he was being stalked by an aggrieved former defendant and went to the police.
The former defendants have lawyers to argue their case; the former prosecutors and detectives have their outlets to argue their diligence.
Though their backgrounds vary — some already know they want to be lawyers and are using the court as a résumé builder, while others are former defendants recruited by the court's administrators — they approach their task in the same way.
One of the best things is one of my former defendants from a couple of years ago contacted me to tell me that I saved his life.
Litigation continues against the other defendants: former officers and directors of WorldCom, other banks and brokerage firms that sold WorldCom securities and Arthur Andersen, WorldCom's auditor at the time.
In November 1952 London and 13 other defendants, including former Communist Party secretary-general Rudolf Slánský, were put on trial.
The two other defendants are former low-level Enron executives, Dan Boyle and Sheila Kahanek.
However, the appeals court upheld the acquittal of four other defendants (a former Rome prosecutor, two mafiosi and a right-wing terrorist), two of whom were the alleged gunmen.
A lawyer representing one of the nine other defendants – a former senior aide to Mr Chirac in Paris town hall – complained that one set of accusations, including alleged offences from the 1970s and 1980s, should have been barred by the three year "statute of limitations" on such charges guaranteed by the French constitution.
