Sentence examples for prosecution documentaries from inspiring English sources

Campaigners want Mike Beebe, the governor of Arkansas, to pardon the men; a pardon he will not consider until they have served their ten-year suspended sentences.Perhaps where the system is broken, and in some cases openly skewed in favour of the prosecution, documentaries that bolster the defence are admissible.

Much of the evidence presented to the Tribunal on behalf of the Prosecution was documentary evidence, captured by the Allied armies in German army headquarters, Government buildings, and elsewhere.

The defense claimed that most of the prosecution's documentary evidence came from older texts that pre-dated the 1935 Seventh World Congress of the Comintern, after which the CPUSA rejected violence as a means of change.

While the prosecution have good documentary evidence to place him at Sobibor, the paper trail is mute beyond that point.

The prosecution presented 100 witnesses and documentary evidence to depict Mr. Shakur as a leader of the black group and Ms. Buck as a key member of the "secondary team" of whites who rented safe houses and drove escape cars.

A prosecution lawyer, Manuela Comodi, told the documentary: "One person couldn't – all at the same time – hold Meredith still and hold back her hands, because there are very few defensive wounds, inflict those wounds with a smaller knife and then give her the fatal blow with the larger knife.

According to an elaborate turn of events asserted in the documentary, the Pellicano prosecution was intended to churn up dirt that was then folded into an anti-Clinton campaign video that was planned for use if she were nominated as the Democratic presidential candidate.

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Witness testimony could be supported at prosecution through a variety of ways, including documentary evidence of threatening emails and text messages, or bank statements that show the perpetrator sought to control the victim financially.

Meanwhile, Mr. McTiernan finished work last month on "The Political Prosecutions of Karl Rove," a documentary that describes what it argues is a relentless legal pursuit of Democratic political operatives under the Bush administration, with the Pellicano case in a central role.