Sentence examples for prosecution errors from inspiring English sources

Finally, Simpson's lawyers will ask the judge to give an unusual instruction to the jury: that because of prosecution errors the defense was not allowed to conduct a full range of forensic tests on the evidence.

Citing a prosecution error that the court acknowledged but discounted, Mr. Al-Amin's lawyer said he would appeal.

He said the prosecution's errors in dealing with evidence and its refusal to follow orders from the bench were making a fair trial impossible.

Other critics, however, including President Dmitri A. Medvedev, cited the prosecution's errors and unfamiliarity with the jury system, which is relatively new in Russia, in the acquittals.

It remains unclear which of the several Justice Department lawyers on the case was primarily responsible for this failure; likewise, it's difficult to say if the prosecution team's errors were inadvertent or intentional.

Technological improvements can mean speedier, more efficient prosecutions with fewer errors.

To be sure, prosecution of medical error occurs in other countries [ 10].

According to data from the Public Prosecutors Office [ 7], 23% of the cases sent for prosecution of medical error eventually resulted in criminal trial (5% full trials, 18% summary trials).

The prosecution made numerous large errors, and bears substantial responsibility for the failure to convict.

Meanwhile, a case against Sabas Pretelt, the former interior minister, involving yet another scandal was sent back to the prosecution because of procedural errors.

Mr. Schwarz's freedom was a result of aggressive work by his lawyers and an orchestrated "Free Chuck Schwarz" campaign that cast him as a man caught in a web of identification errors and prosecution venality.