Sentence examples for prosecution has made from inspiring English sources

Then, the following day, according to the statements the prosecution has made in the British courts, Mr. Assange tried to initiate sex by rubbing himself against her.

The prosecution has made public that Mr. Quattrone earned as much as $120 million a year and in the current environment of corporate chicanery and compensation excesses, persuading a jury to be sympathetic to a banker of Mr. Quattrone's stature could be difficult.

Importantly, the prosecution has made no attempt to claim that the defendants were among them.

So we'd probably assume that in the FIFA case, after the prosecution has made its case for guilt, the defendants will have their chances to present robust, vigorous defenses highlighting all of the evidence that points towards their innocence.

The prosecution has made it clear that it rejected the agreement in part because it did not have those psychiatric test results, which the legal team has described as integral to the case.

A few jurors thought the prosecution had made a compelling case on some charges but not others.

In reaching his sentence, Judge Berman said he started with the agreement the prosecution had made with Molly Wei, who had viewed the webcam with Mr. Ravi the first night he spied on Mr. Clementi and his visitor.

A Russian court has rejected a plea for early release from prison by a member of the punk band Pussy Riot, whose provocative songs and prosecution have made them a symbol of the country's opposition movement.

When the trial resumed, the judge was satisfied that the prosecution had made its case and dismissed Martin's version of events.

If the prosecution had made a more dispassionate decision about what charges the evidence supported, it had a far greater chance of having the jury make a more nuanced decision about Zimmerman as a wrongdoer.

According to Mohamed El Messiry, an Egypt researcher at Amnesty International who attended the trial in Minya, Judge Youssef said that he commuted the March sentences only because the prosecution had made a mistake in applying the law; he urged the prosecution to challenge his reversal and push again for the death penalty.