Sentence examples for important prosecution from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hill, who became an important prosecution witness, said the episode had left her emotionally scarred.

The detective's lawyer, Michael Elbaz, tried to discredit the most important prosecution witnesses, Yvelisse DeLeon and her boyfriend, Juan Figueroa.

"Here is a commentary on the most important prosecution witness in the course of the trial," Metzer argued.

The tale of page 62: One of the most important prosecution documents was a speech General Jodl made in 1943 on the background and progress of the war.

But in The Hague he turned into an important prosecution witness in war-crimes trials of other leading Serbs.The European Commission called for a stronger common European Union energy policy.

Even before the trial of his client Charles Schwarz began last month in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, he said, he would wake up in the middle of the night thinking he was cross-examining an important prosecution witness.

The creation of the Federal Office for the Prosecution of Nazi Crimes in 1958 marked a breakthrough, resulting in a string of important prosecutions and trials.

While Mr. Bittman's family tradition involves important prosecutions, Mr. Ewing's has an unfortunate legacy that people for years have said spurs a voracious appetite to convict official wrongdoers and clear the family name.

The career CPS lawyer has overseen some of the country's most important prosecutions and is currently the organisation's London chief.

"It's important the prosecution proceed quickly … to a resolution," Hayes said.

The fix is for more stringent rules regarding the use of this tactic and, more important, the prosecution of defendants in the same court before the same judge.