Sentence examples for most important prosecution from inspiring English sources

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.

McQueary could be the most important prosecution witness in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's case against Sandusky: he offers an eyewitness account of a sexual assault, perhaps a rape, and he claims to have told people of the attack in the hours and days after he saw it.

Officer Maloney is perhaps the most important prosecution witness against the three officers on trial, and one by one, he was asked to identify them: Richard Kern, charged with aggravated sexual abuse, and Alex Cruz and Andrew Morales, who are accused of helping cover up Officer Kern's actions.

Some bittersweet satisfaction came in 2001, when David Greenglass, Ethel Rosenberg's brother and one of the most important prosecution witnesses, confessed in the book "The Brother," by Sam Roberts, a reporter for The New York Times, that he had given false testimony in the 1951 trial.

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

The finding that Mr. Milosevic runs a serious risk of a heart attack is almost certain to change the pace and the shape of his war crimes trial, the most important such prosecution since Nazi and Japanese commanders were tried after World War II.

His trial, the most important war crimes prosecution since Nuremberg, begins next month.

It played a major role in the most important organized-crime prosecution in the city's history––the Commission case–– which weakened racketeers' control of the construction industry and the unions, as well as sent a number of Mob luminaries to prison.

"He is the most important witness of the prosecution," Lebedev said.

Duane Fassett, the driver of Lewis's rented stretch Navigator limousine, was considered the most important witness for the prosecution because he told investigators that he saw Lewis and his two co-defendants fighting with the two victims, that he heard the co-defendants admit that they stabbed the men and that Lewis told him to lie to the police.