Sentence examples for help in the prosecution from inspiring English sources

Some ferry victims said yesterday that the deal was necessary to help in the prosecution of people they said were more responsible for the accident.

Mr. Binay wrote President Hu Jintao on Tuesday pleading again for mercy, arguing that at least in the case of Ms. Villanueva, there was new evidence to indicate that she had been used as an unwitting drug courier and that sparing her would help in the prosecution of the drug traffickers who led her to bring heroin into China.

He gathered evidence that helped in the prosecution and conviction of her husband, Claus von Bülow, on charges that he had tried to kill her with insulin injections.

This helps law enforcement service in the prosecution of the criminal, but it also prevents further diversion from the source if the origin of the material is revealed.

However, the Trawniki ID card helped sway judges in the prosecution's favour and in 1988 he was found guilty of crimes at Treblinka and sentenced to hang.

Facing 69 felony corruption counts, Rizzo elected to plead no contest last year and offered to help the prosecution in its case against the city's former assistant city manager, Angela Spaccia.

It seems like McQueary's testimony would help the prosecution in building their case against Sandusky, but the defense is likely ready to tear into McQueary the second they start cross-examination.

Mazurek notes that speaking complaints continue to help the prosecution even in those rare cases (like those against Silver and Skelos) when the defendants choose to go to trial.

During stints as a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn and as the first woman United States attorney in Manhattan, she helped oversee the prosecution of the crime figure John Gotti and directed the case against those responsible for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

During stints as a federal prosecutor in Brooklyn and later as the first woman to be United States attorney in Manhattan, she helped oversee the prosecution of the crime figure John Gotti and directed the case against those responsible for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

The F.B.I. began a file on Mr. Eagleton in February 1958, apparently after the young prosecutor — speaking to colleagues at a Las Vegas coffee shop — criticized an F.B.I. fingerprint examiner's testimony as helping derail the prosecution's case in a St . Louisrobbery trial.