She joined the office out of Yale Law School, where, in 1979, an alumnus, Robert M. Morgenthau, the Manhattan district attorney, was visiting and recruiting potential prosecutors when he ran into José A. Cabranes, then general counsel for the university.
It is very possible that the behavior and actions that have become campaign issues, and possible legal ones, would have remained unknown to most of the public and all potential prosecutors, but given the scope and duration of Trump's misdoings that could hardly be taken for granted.
In 166 cases, where there was at least one black potential juror, prosecutors dismissed more than twice as many blacks from the jury (56 percent) as others (25 percent).
From police reports that identify multiple crimes flow the potential for prosecutors to file multiple criminal charges.
But the Libor case presents a potential opportunity for prosecutors.
It is not clear what Mr. Makov's potential cooperation with prosecutors might mean.
Another potential avenue that prosecutors are likely to investigate is obstruction of justice under 18 U.S.C. § 1519, which was added by the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
Mr. Naseem "regularly and repeatedly" called the Pakistani banker at his home and on his cellphone in advance of a potential deal, federal prosecutors and regulators contend.
The notice of Mr. Skilling's potential deal with prosecutors was posted to notify victims of Mr. Skilling's crimes — thousands of former Enron employees and shareholders — of any changes related to his sentence.
In investigating the investigation of Mr. Gersten, Mr. Burton's aides said they had found evidence suggesting potential abuse by prosecutors and the F.B.I., and hints of a possible conspiracy to frame Mr. Gersten.
