Sentence examples for point prosecutions from inspiring English sources

DOJ has filed three Operation Choke Point prosecutions -- all against banks it says ignored indications they were processing fraudulent payments.

From this point prosecutions began to decline as trials were more tightly controlled by the judiciary and government, torture was more sparingly used and standards of evidence were raised.

At that point, the prosecution experts took the laser and re-enacted the gunshot themselves.

They can, for their part, point to prosecution failings, such as shoddy paper work and incomplete indictments of the accused.

AT one point, the prosecution drew Linda Auger, a Tyco accountant, into a lengthy discussion about how a Tyco intern had violated company policy by expensing his haircuts.

At one point, the prosecution laid out a giant diagram of the walk-in refrigerator, and Mr. Johnson moved around to various corners, showing the jury where each victim had been shot.

At this point, the prosecution had less than two months to prepare for the Dec. 6 trial date, and only a couple of weeks to create a new indictment reflecting the bearer-bond story.

But, said the judgement, as the trial proceeded it became clear that the operations had been performed "competently enough" - at which point the prosecution then focused its case on Mr Patel's decision to perform the operations.

The trial has now been adjourned until June 5 at which point the prosecution is expected to make its closing statements.

Although it is impossible to determine how much of the drug trade Mexicans control, federal prosecutions point to their growing role.

This includes those overseeing the funds to bail out Mr Bieber.John Gavin Chief executive Probes Reporter Plymouth, Minnesota* SIR – As you point out, corporate prosecutions in America are generally settled with a wad of money, an appointed monitor and a raft of new compliance procedures ("A mammoth guilt trip", August 30th).