Sentence examples for prosecution cooperating from inspiring English sources

Mr. Breitbart's strategy suggested not only the difficulty of combating the testimony of so many prosecution cooperating witnesses, but also reflected the increased understanding of the Mafia everywhere, including juries.

Mr. Davidge agreed to support Christie's successful effort to win amnesty from prosecution for cooperating in the investigation.

By this point, it seemed clear that Mr. Fortunato had a history of arranging gay encounters online, but so far the only testimony about his plan for Mr. Sandy that night had come from the prosecution's cooperating witness.

Those cases are notoriously difficult to pull off but the newspaper group has attempted to head off any potential prosecution by cooperating with Scotland Yard detectives and handing over scores of internal emails, telephone call data, invoices, expenses receipts and other evidence.

The prosecution and the cooperating witnesses, defense lawyers argued, were giving a nefarious cast to conversations about the routine give-and-take of politics.

Last month Christie's announced that in return for immunity from criminal prosecution it was cooperating with the investigation and turning over information to the Justice Department.

Yes, Barnard only dealt with a court's denial of a defense offer of a psychiatrist and psychologist as "experts" to testify to the credibility of a cooperating prosecution witness.

The prosecution plans to call cooperating witnesses who will describe how the killings were carried out.

Threatened with prosecution himself, Beavers began cooperating with federal agents in 1997.

Christie's received conditional amnesty from prosecution in exchange for cooperating.

Mr. London ridiculed the prosecution's witnesses, from cooperating officers to Mr. Louima himself, as having received "free passes" for crimes ranging from perjury to assault.