Sentence examples for group of prosecutors from inspiring English sources

"Judges are human beings," Mr. Guzman told a group of prosecutors in one session.

Neither group of prosecutors ever considered basing criminal charges solely on the testimony of Mr. Chang.

A dedicated group of prosecutors was assigned to deal with the cases, and it was two of these who brought charges against De Luca.

The result, Erickson said, was a vast, decentralized trove that was almost impossible for a small group of prosecutors and their assistants to corral and review.

Woodroffe's body was buried less than a mile from Arévalo's home, and an autopsy revealed that he died by strangulation after being beaten, Ricardo Palma Jimenez, the head of a group of prosecutors in Ucayali, told Reuters.

His enemies may call Kenneth W. Starr, the independent counsel pursuing President Clinton, an "inquisitor general," but in fact he runs an office that is far from dictatorial, where a group of prosecutors labors together over almost every decision.

Throughout the interview, Mr. Lay was calm and subdued, an edge appearing in his voice only when he discussed former Enron executives who he said had lied to him, what he perceived as misperceptions about what happened at the company, and the government's decision to investigate him with three successive groups of prosecutors, each going over the same ground.

Under the agreement between the sides, outside prosecutors work alongside a special group of Guatemalan prosecutors and investigators.

But they are also a group of career prosecutors who understand the constraints that apply to prosecutors and the hardball techniques, like surreptitiously tape recording conversations with potential witnesses, that are the mainstay of investigations across the country.

For much of his 43 years as a government lawyer, Mr. Weidman led a small group of federal prosecutors in Los Angeles.

After Sept. 11, Mr. McCarthy was one of a group of terrorism prosecutors working from a command post.