Sentence examples for prosecution and rules from inspiring English sources

In the seminar, Robinson gave a detailed account of problems during the trial, including 85 upheld disclosure violations by the prosecution and rules stacked against the accused, such as the ICTY's definition of joint criminal enterprise (JCE) and aiding and abetting.

Other observers such as Frank Rossavik of the respected Begens Tidende newspaper believe that judges will follow the advice of prosecution lawyers and rule that because there are doubts about Breivik's sanity, it is better to err on the side of caution and declare him insane.

The U.S. Attorney agreed but only on condition that they take no photographs and not publicly talk about the dogs, citing fears of compromising the case, sensitivities involved in the prosecution and issues surrounding rules of evidence.

Mrs. Clinton said the Khodorkovsky verdict "raises serious questions about selective prosecution — and about the rule of law being overshadowed by political considerations".

Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, issued a statement yesterday saying Khodorkovsky's conviction raised "serious questions about selective prosecution and about the rule of law being overshadowed by political considerations".

For perpetrators, the prospect of foreign intervention and prosecution rules out the possibility for compromise.

One is Special Counsel Mueller is required to follow Department of Justice guidelines and rules [discouraging prosecution of a sitting president].

The wise and courageous judge in the case, the Honorable Cormac J. Carney, after hearing all the evidence in the case from the prosecution and from the defense, ruled, "To submit this case to the jury would make a mockery of Mr. Ruehle's constitutional right to compulsory process and a fair trial".

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Judge Gary displayed open hostility to the defendants, consistently ruled for the prosecution, and failed to maintain decorum.

Then the Lawrences insist on an inquest called a private prosecution, which rules that Stephen was murdered by a gang of whites but is powerless to touch the suspects, who have already been tried.