Sentence examples for prosecution arguing from inspiring English sources

Here Ms Clarke parted ways with the prosecution, arguing that her client was essentially manipulated by his brother.

Kassar mocked the prosecution, arguing, in effect, that someone of his wealth and public profile would never stoop to an operational role in such an attack.

That stance raises the question of what happens if Pakistan continues to hold him and moves forward with prosecution, arguing that he was not a real diplomat.

She was denied bail at her hearing last month, with the prosecution arguing that she was dangerous and posed a risk of absconding.

Details of the links to the July 7 pair were outlined in January last year, with the prosecution arguing that the information should be permitted as evidence.

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The prosecution argued the statements were inciteful and expressed contempt.

The prosecution argues that the shooting marked the culmination of an episode of domestic violence.

The result is "regulation through prosecution", argues James Copland of the Manhattan Institute, a think-tank.

Her book, the prosecution argues, speaks only for these she-wolves.

On Monday, the prosecution argued its case based on the thinnest of circumstantial evidence.