Sentence examples for prosecution described from inspiring English sources

At the earlier hearing, Richard Lomax, for the prosecution, described the events of 17 November 2008.

However, critics of the private prosecution described the jail term as "deeply concerning, inappropriate and disproportionate".

Paul Reid, for the prosecution, described the gang as ruthless and highly organised.

The prosecution described Assange as "the most active" and "most skilful" of the group, and pressed for a prison sentence.

On video footage, Mire was seen turning him over and making what the prosecution described as "a sawing motion with the knife".

The prosecution described Hall as a predatory, calculating and opportunistic paedophile who abused his victims when they were as young as 12.

The two accomplices, Cedric and Donald Coleman, later recanted statements that helped the prosecution describe Beazley as an "animal", in a trial Amnesty alleges was tinged with racism.

While her sister and their parents have campaigned on Nunn's behalf, his estranged wife was a witness for the prosecution, describing him as a jealous man, and his children have shown no interest in campaigning for him.

One of those firms is Triumph Capital and its general counsel, Charles B. Spadoni, who were charged with racketeering, bribery and obstruction of justice for what the prosecution describes as an "understanding" and an "implicit" agreement involving the company, Mr. Spadoni and Mr. Silvester.

Thatcher was no longer in office at the time but made no secret of her vehement opposition to Pinochet's prosecution, describing it as a "tragedy" at the 1999 Conservative Party Conference.

Lord Macdonald, the former director of public prosecutions, described the court deception as a monumental misjudgment, saying police had "crossed the line".