Sentence examples for prosecution problem from inspiring English sources

But the excessive prosecution problem isn't even confined to the city prosecutor and her part-time attorneys.

The December briefing took place after a federal grand jury had been convened in the case, suggesting that prosecutors had decided to begin hearing testimony with potential prosecution problems still unresolved.

If he decides something cannot be used by the prosecution the problem exists that he has already seen it.

The third of the prosecution's problem witnesses was the woman, 47, who at first identified someone other than Mr. Harris as the man who threatened Mr. Robinson moments before the killing.

Still, Boyd's prosecution had problems.

In some cases, illegal factories are fined or closed; but their owners rarely face prosecution, and the problem persists.

But Aftab Jafferjee QC, for the prosecution, said: "The problem was that he never could stand up to him and to kill his father while his father was slumped at the bottom of the stairs in a drunken stupor, and thus totally defenceless, does not readily resonate with 'having the guts to stand up to him'.

But Giuliani's prosecution ran into problems almost immediately.

But this week Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, put the problem at the top of the agenda, warning that teenage girls between 16 and 19 are now the group most at risk of domestic violence, closely followed by girls aged 20-24 – all victims of a new generation of abusers who are themselves in their teens and early twenties.

The prosecution had several problems during Goodson's trial.

Oprison has argued that the jury must hold the prosecution accountable for problems with the NCIS investigation.