Sentence examples for prerogatives of prosecutors from inspiring English sources

But the fact that only half the suspects arrested wind up in state prison also demonstrates that the prerogatives of prosecutors and judges still create a lot of wiggle room, particularly in cases that are weaker or have mitigating circumstances.

But in Congressional testimony in March, David S. Cohen, Treasury's under secretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, said "The decision whether to bring criminal charges is the exclusive prerogative of criminal prosecutors".

For this reason, and also because it is fundamentally fair to do so, courts limit the prerogatives of lawyers, particularly prosecutors, to make public statements about pending cases.

Those are the prerogatives of parents".

I think she will defend the prerogatives of the House.

He very jealously guards the prerogatives of the Senate".

"He strongly defends the prerogatives of the committee.

They cannot cite their respect for the prerogatives of the House speaker, because they have challenged those prerogatives in the past.

And this time white people will lose the prerogatives of majority status".

(Subsequent amendments revised the prerogatives of the Port Authority, but it still remains in force).

Appointment to and dismissal from the council are prerogatives of the king.