Sentence examples for prosecution depicted from inspiring English sources

The prosecution depicted his wife, who was not charged, as having encouraged him to pursue his mother's wealth.

Mlodinow recalls the O. J. Simpson trial, in which the prosecution depicted the defendant as an inveterate wife abuser.

In the trials, which took place before white male juries, the prosecution depicted Mr. Berry as a sexual predator, and the outcomes seem, to some degree, racially motivated.

On Wednesday, he slouched silently as the prosecution depicted him, in a crushing 90-minute-plus closing argument, as a brilliant political strategist twisted by greed.

PAGE A9 SUPPORT FOR FORMER GOVERNOR Fifty-four former state attorneys general have filed a brief supporting the appeal of former Gov. Don Siegelman of Alabama, convicted two years ago on bribery and corruption charges in a prosecution depicted by supporters as politically motivated.

But while Mr. Durst characterized him as a potentially violent person, the prosecution has depicted Mr. Black as a harmless crank.

One, by the prosecution, will depict Mr. Wyatt as a criminal: a wily businessman who broke the law by paying millions of dollars in kickbacks to the government of Saddam Hussein to gain access to Iraq's oil.

It also fits the general strategy of the prosecution to depict Mr. Taylor as the mastermind of the killings, a strategy, if successful, that could make it easier to convince a jury to sentence him to death.

The industry has also complained that Mr. Cuomo's prosecutions have wrongly depicted their business as rife with fraud, a belief Mr. Mastro echoed on Thursday.

Nazi-hunters had depicted the prosecution of Mr. Csatary as a bellwether of Hungarian sentiment after the acquittal of Mr. Kepiro.

The prosecution attempted to depict his unit within the 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division as meticulously trained in the handling and safeguarding of classified information.