Sentence examples for got prosecution from inspiring English sources

"Basically, you've got prosecution trying to sell their product to the jury" – their product being the idea that Glossip offered to pay Sneed for Van Treese's murder, Knight, Glossip's new attorney, said of the trials.

"If you had got prosecutions of those three (including Milosevic) then you'd get a really good picture of the way the violence was produced but we're not getting it," said Eric Gordy, an expert on the court at University College London.

With the scandals of the past, we're getting prosecutions with Enron, etc., and so on.

No one was working with law enforcement to get prosecutions with this much professionalism before".

Academic Nina Power agrees: "When they are making these arrests, it isn't about getting prosecutions but about showing who's in charge... as well as putting activists out of action through ridiculous bail conditions for charges that are never made".

"You'd probably be killed before it got to prosecution".Pakistan's shadowy web-censors also crack down on any questioning of Islam as well as criticism of the army.

Mr. Verniero grew impatient to get the prosecution of the troopers under way, according to Mr. Zoubek's testimony.

Ultimately, unless you find that breadcrumb trail that takes you to somebody, you're never going to get a prosecution off the ground in reality.

The charges come after a long build-up in which the Ministry of Defence was castigated by the high court for being too slow in getting the prosecution going.

Standing outside the Old Bailey with her surviving son Stuart, Doreen Lawrence said her relief at the verdict was mixed with anger that it had taken the police so long to get a prosecution.

Admiral Michel said that while the task force consists mostly of Americans, the end game is "getting to prosecution," which requires working "by, with and through the local partners" in Central and South America.