Sentence examples for prosecution collapsed from inspiring English sources

The families of the bombing victims said they felt "devastatingly let down" after the prosecution collapsed.

Once again an expensive public prosecution collapsed, this time as the main witness Florim Gashi was found to have been paid £10,000 by the paper.

With this gag order in effect, and with many documents in the case still classified, much remains unknown about why the prosecution collapsed.

The private prosecution collapsed and at the time - the law has since been changed - the double-jeopardy rule left the men immune to future prosecution even if new evidence emerged.

The IPCC concluded that "on the balance of probabilities", police had passed on information about the Kennedy tapes to Ian Cunningham, the senior prosecutor in charge of the case, before the prosecution collapsed.

He was charged with a long list of felonies, but the prosecution collapsed when the Watergate scandal revealed that the Nixon White House had burglarized Mr. Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office to gain evidence against him.

Wright never doubted the rightness of the violent defeat meted out to the miners, and when the prosecutions collapsed adamantly denied any malpractice.

If her blood was inside the silencer it supported the prosecution's position, but if the blood belonged to someone else, that part of the prosecution case collapsed.

In 2003, the prosecution finally collapsed, with a court finding all twenty-two defenotnts not guilty.

All 95 were acquitted after the prosecution case collapsed following revelations in court that police officers' statements had been dictated to them in order to establish evidence of a riot, and one officer's signature on a statement had been forged.

Last year, just over a quarter of prosecutions that collapsed, did so because a witness or victim was reluctant to give evidence.