Sentence examples for prosecution charges from inspiring English sources
The prosecution charges that Mr. Ntaganda was the main person in charge of conscription.
The prosecution charges the three, including the former interior minister, with being responsible for fighters who raped civilian women and forced them into sexual slavery.
The prosecution charges that during the violence of 2007-2008, the attacks and killings were organized by Kalenjin groups against the Kikuyu in the Rift Valley, while in other parts of Kenya the brutality was the other way around.
Police drag people into custody, prosecution charges them from a now famous menu of "destructive" activities, judges decree their imprisonment on remand, postpone their trials month after month and then pass ridiculous and patently unjust sentences.
A7 Balkan Confrontation, in Court Ibrahim Rugova, Kosovo's leader, confronted former President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia at the war crimes tribunal in The Hague, bolstering prosecution charges of war crimes committed by Serb forces in Kosovo under Mr. Milosevic's leadership.
The prosecution charges that Sandusky used Second Mile, his charity for disadvantaged kids, as a perverted recruiting tool, putting asterisks next to the names of boys who were fatherless and blond, making up weird contracts for boys to sign, giving them money, ostensibly for doing good schoolwork, but really as a way to keep them from fleeing — and telling.
Deliberately, the prosecution charged him only with crimes that didn't give that right.
Was Mr. Omar a solitary, heavy-drinking, woman-stalking psychotic, as the prosecution charged?
Although the decision keeping Mr. Thomas from the jury hurt Mr. Edwards's attempt to rebut the main prosecution charge, testimony on Monday from another witness could prove helpful.
The prosecution charged him under the draconian Espionage Act of 1917, originally designed to punish traitors and spies, not whistle-blowers.
The prosecution charged him with genocide, persecution, deportation and other crimes committed against non-Serb civilians in Bosnia during the 1992-95 war.
