Sentence examples for prosecution experience from inspiring English sources

Then we learned that Macdonald did have some prosecution experience after all.

The Lib Dem home affairs spokesman, Simon Hughes, called the choice of a Matrix defence QC with no prosecution experience as chief prosecutor for England and Wales "provocative".

The researchers of the study also discovered that countries where abortion is legal (and the emphasis is on prevention rather than prosecution) experience the most dramatic declines in abortion.

In large part because of the city's zero-tolerance policing strategy, these trafficking victims face repeated arrest and prosecution, an experience that serves only to reinforce their isolation.

The New Yorker's Jane Mayer, describing the secrecy required in her reporting for a profile of whistleblower Thomas Drake amid government prosecution, said the experience didn't "feel [like] America, land of the free press".

For example, while prosecutions vary, in my experience child abuse prosecutions provide a better sentencing tariff and uniquely the requirement to comply with a sex offender management regime upon release.

Defense lawyers and former prosecutors have said Mr. Vinegrad's departure would have been a blow to the prosecution because of his experience and knowledge of the case.

He always knew it was a great risk to bring a private prosecution, even though his experience was as a defence lawyer rather than a prosecutor, but he insists he feels no guilt about its collapse.

He said the idea that LaRouche's organization was of sufficient threat to warrant such a prosecution "just defies human experience". LaRouche's sentence was considerably less than the maximum penalty on 13 counts of tax and mail fraud conspiracy.

While the wiretap evidence was important to a federal prosecution, he warned that "experience should teach us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the Government's purposes are beneficent".

Some wanted tips on how to interrogate him so they could stay a step ahead of someone experienced with prosecution.