Drug-gang feuding on the streets in this part of the district became so intense, the prosecution said, that a peace meeting was once arranged for the cafeteria of a local courthouse that had metal detectors.
Mr. Page told Judge Cooper that the publicity and prosecutions prompted intense soul-searching among McWane's senior executives.
But she lost millions on paper in her stake in Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, whose market value plunged after charges were filed and with the intense media attention on the prosecution.
In an intense round of negotiations, the prosecution offered a deal in which Mr. Edwards would plead guilty to at least one felony and probably lose his license to practice law but would stay out of prison.
If the report provides evidence of criminal activity by top Trump campaign staff or potentially by the president himself – who has denied all wrongdoing – Congress could come under intense pressure to mount a prosecution.
But most defendants don't have the luxury of intense media scrutiny of their prosecution.
Indeed, in the following days, the prosecution team would come under intense criticism, much of it leveled by Mr. Ginsburg.
Erdoğan's reign has been characterised by intense pressure on the media and the prosecution of many local journalists.
In other cities with high-profile deaths of people in police custody, when local law enforcement agencies have kept control of the investigations and prosecution, they have often drawn intense criticism for their handling of the cases.
Many of the major periods of prosecution coincided with periods of intense economic distress and some accusations may have followed the withdrawal of charity from marginal figures, particularly the single women that made up many of the accused.
Most of the major periods of prosecution coincided with periods of intense economic distress, and some accusations may have followed the withdrawal of charity from marginal figures, particularly the single women that made up many of the accused.
