Sentence examples for prosecution point from inspiring English sources

His depravity, from a prosecution point of view, went unexplained until the arrival in New York of the Chicago Tribune for Saturday, June 9th, which, in a story about the jurors, carried the subhead "Son of Professor".

Mr Bo himself, sometimes with help from his lawyers, insisted on challenging the prosecution point by point, and on cross- examining prosecution witnesses.The decision to give Mr Bo's trial such publicity is all but certain to have been taken by the Chinese leadership.

He proceeded to complain that practically everything written or said about Mosley in recent years had been from the prosecution point of view, adding that the time had come 'for one to be able to view his life and the causes he espoused in both detachment and sympathy'.

Elwen Evans QC, for the prosecution, pointed out that he had then put her outside in the cold.

The motive seemed to be benefit fraud, but the killers had a particular loathing for homosexuals and paedophiles, the prosecution pointed out helpfully.

Television channels wrap up each week at the tribunal, and programmes reuniting families separated by decades of war are popular.School curriculums now teach the Khmer Rouge era, and as Craig Etcheson, a former chief investigator for the prosecution, points out, parents are no longer afraid to talk to their children about the horrors that took place when the Maoists came to power.

As the court prosecution pointed out, Mr Gilroy, who was the one person with intimate knowledge of Ms Pilley, had gone on a journey of "no importance" the day after she had disappeared instead of "assisting the police inquiry".

The prosecution pointed out inconsistencies in Kerrick's testimony during cross examination.

And, as the prosecution pointed out, there are no police reports or other supporting documents indicating abuse.

Conservative backers of the governor and a news article in the Washington Post last night also questioned the validity of the prosecution, pointing out that Perry's veto was carried out as part of his constitutional responsibilities.

The CBS News television program 60 Minutes has done a segment about "collateral damage" in the hunt for Chinese agents, featuring Sherry and Professor Xiaoxing Xi, another victim of wrongful prosecution, pointing out that there are several others as well, Chinese-Americans suspected of the worst treason -- it seems to many because of the color of their skin.