Sentence examples for prosecution introducing from inspiring English sources

"I anticipate the prosecution introducing testimony and witnesses to explain the practice, the common practice, of van drivers giving prisoners being transported the 'rough ride' or the ride that's likely to expose them to serious physical injury or in this case death," said University of Maryland law professor Douglas Colbert.

It's a pledge to prosecute, and prosecution introduces a different kind of ugliness: the public investigation of personal tragedies.

On Wednesday, the prosecution introduced evidence intended to link Mr. Muhammad to the extortion demands.

In effect, everything else the prosecution introduced and the defense fulminated over was frosting.

The prosecution introduced audio tapes of some defendants chuckling about using bogus government checks to cheat creditors.

The prosecution introduced files from Bala's computer, which Wroblewski and the police had seized during a raid of his parents' house.

Dr. Eichelberger said he removed a bullet fragment from the boy's torso, and the prosecution introduced the piece into evidence.

On Tuesday, the prosecution introduced evidence intended to show that Mr. Muhammad would be a future danger if not put to death.

"Who cares about Sardinia and Jimmy Buffett?" he added, referring to evidence the prosecution introduced that Mr. Kozlowski spent company money for the party.

As the BBC noted, the prosecution introduced a grinning selfie that Manning took, and left on a thumb drive, in a way that made him sound like the Joker, snapping away in his room at Arkham Asylum.

Although Mr. Green's granddaughter testified that she herself had not been abused — and, in fact, had not known the other girls until at least 2000 — the prosecution introduced evidence corroborating B.M.'s account, including two photographs.