Sentence examples for including the prosecutions from inspiring English sources
The material will draw upon high profile and challenging cases, including the prosecutions of Aaron Swartz and Bradley Manning, the contempt citation against Lavabit, and class actions against Apple, Facebook, and Google.
Sitting on the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, Brinkema has been deeply involved in some of the most vexing cases involving U.S. intelligence, including the prosecutions of 9/11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui.
As a result, despite a shining record of terrorism convictions in civilian courts in the 1990s -- including the prosecutions of those responsible for the 1993 attempt to take down a tower of the World Trade Center -- President Bush issued a military order on November 13 , 2001 that established the court-less contours of public debate to come.
Today, defense testimony, including the prosecution's cross-examination, took about 90 minutes.
Several cases remain outstanding, including the prosecution of Anthony Chiasson, a co-founder of the once-prominent hedge fund Level Global Investors.
He was involved in a series of high-profile cases of white-collar crime, including the prosecution of Martha Stewart.
Prior to Barack Obama's inauguration, there were a grand total of three prosecutions of leakers under the Espionage Act (including the prosecution of Dan Ellsberg by the Nixon DOJ).
Firing Mueller wouldn't by itself halt the process that's already in motion, including the prosecution of Paul Manafort, for example, or the grand jury.
Three employees pleaded guilty to one felony each, including the prosecution's star witness, Frank Canellas, the firm's former finance director.
Numerous difficulties occurred along the way, including the prosecution's failure to disclose evidence to the defence and to comply with court orders to disclose other information.
Renewed street violence ahead of the January parliamentary elections and the crackdown on pro-democracy groups since then, including the prosecution of U.S. citizens, have put a broad swathe of foreign aid at risk.
