Sentence examples for pattern of prosecutors from inspiring English sources

But even without a narrator drumming home any conclusions, there is a recurring pattern of prosecutors tending toward the smug, suspicious and unyielding, while the outmatched defenders slow any rush to justice with world-weary determination.

Professor Hasen, however, said that the Edwards prosecution was part of a pattern of prosecutors' using novel legal theories to criminalize the actions of prominent political figures — a practice that could allow political agendas to trump legal neutrality, and which render the legal landscape so murky that candidates might not know where the line of legality lies.

Take a look at the exonerations reported in recent years and you will see a pattern of prosecutors continuing to fight against our release even when our innocence is uncovered.

The site "connected the dots and found a pattern of federal prosecutors being forced from office for failing to do the Bush administration's bidding," the Polk citation said.

The caseworkers were also shown a bush that Ms. Kelly said Elijah had tumbled into from his go-kart -- her explanation for the pattern of scars prosecutors say are consistent with beatings with a belt or an extension cord.

The study found a regular pattern of state prosecutors intentionally discriminating against potential jurors because of race, even though a judge had ruled that the potential jurors could be counted on to render a fair verdict and sentence in a death penalty case.

Mr. White asked Judge Raggi to conclude that "there has been a pattern of discrimination" by prosecutors.

If these new cases follow the pattern of previous ones, prosecutors could follow up on regulatory actions with their own complaints.

Mr. Hayden said that the late release of the photographs was part of a pattern of behavior by prosecutors, who would go to almost any lengths to win a case against a high-profile defendant like Mr. Williams.

Citing a pattern of misconduct by prosecutors, a federal judge in Detroit threw out the terrorism convictions of two Arab immigrants -- Abdel-Ilah Elmardoudi, 38, and Karim Koubriti, 26, both from Morocco -- undoing a case the Justice Department once called a major victory in the war on terror.

In successfully representing Demjanjuk, Tigar and his team did find what several judges described as a pattern of misconduct by Justice Department prosecutors….