Sentence examples for prosecution given from inspiring English sources
Three South Africans have admitted their involvement in her murder and have, in return for time off their prison sentences or for immunity from prosecution, given witness evidence against Shrien Dewani.
The complaints are expected to be just the first of many disputes over evidence in what experts predict will be an extremely complicated case for both defense and prosecution, given the location of the crime scene in a war zone and the possible hostility of witnesses to lawyers from both sides.
It's amazing that Britten and Pears escaped prosecution, given their social prominence during the "Evil Men" tabloid campaigns of the 1950s – the years around the Woolfenden report, which recommended the decriminalisation of homosexuality, were some of the most active for police prosecutions.
Why, when, and how Obama underwent such a miraculous "Road to Damascus" conversion to favor vigorous regulation, supervision, and prosecution given the fact that early in his term he promoted Timothy Geithner and reappointed Ben Bernanke - two of the most spectacular supervisory failures in history - is never explained.
The prosecution gave short shrift to the jazz witness.
"The prosecution gives the impression of unbridled activity," Strauss-Kahn said, according to press reports.
The prosecution gave no indication of whether it planned to appeal.
The prosecution gave Mr. Loughner's defense lawyer, Judy Clarke, computer records and witness interviews in Federal District Court on Monday.
Mr. Williams's lawyers contended that security video used to convict him had been "altered or tampered with" before the prosecution gave the hard drive to the defense.
The judge instructed the jury, and the prosecution gave a statement on the damage inflicted, before beginning to call the victims to the stand to testify.
First of all, the prosecution give their evidence, then the defense give their evidence, and finally the prosecution may be allowed to call what we call "rebutting evidence" to rebut the evidence of the defense.
