Sentence examples for lead prosecution from inspiring English sources

Conte said that he was hoping Novitzky "will also be on trial here," as the lead prosecution witness.

Major Ashden Fein, the lead prosecution lawyer, followed up by asking Lamo whether Manning had admitted in the web chats to knowing Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks.

Things look hopeless - not only does Quillan have an alibi, but the lead prosecution witness admits, in court, to having slept with him.

The lead prosecution counsel, Andrew Edis QC, asked Mr Law when he had first been told that money had been involved in exchanges between a family member and the NOTW.

Richard Matthews QC, the lead prosecution barrister, re-examined Edmundson following Myers' questions and asked him if he had any "particular experience, expertise or knowledge" of when somebody would take over from a match commander.

A devastating opening speech by the lead prosecution barrister, Sasha Wass QC, portrayed Adoboli as a narcissistic status-chaser whose hubris compelled him to try to claw back his losses with ever more reckless bets.

Wilshaw said Ofsted should lead prosecutions against those behind unregistered schools, and he had commissioned an inspection team to focus entirely on identifying and investigating them.

Wilshaw ended the letter by urging Morgan to review policies on tackling unregistered schools and to allow Ofsted to lead prosecutions.

In this, the lawman knows whereof he speaks, having led prosecutions of major mob figures earlier in his career.

A police report is the initial stage in an investigation and may not lead to prosecution.

Mr. Kamel's family now worries that any perceived infraction could lead to prosecution.