"prosecution record" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the official documentation of a legal case, including all the details of the prosecution's actions and evidence presented in court. Example: The defense attorney requested a copy of the prosecution record to review before the trial began.
Her press spokesman in Minneapolis, David Anderson, said that the overall prosecution record of the Minneapolis office was strong.
Facing sharp criticism from Senate Republicans this month for refusing to appoint special counsels for the latest leak investigations, Mr. Holder defended himself by pointing again to the prosecution record.
Mr. Hynes has been district attorney since 1989 but has appeared more vulnerable than in the past because of mounting criticism of his political ties and his prosecution record, including a series of cases in which convictions were overturned.
With the prosecution record of the longtime Bronx district attorney, Robert T. Johnson, under fire, the borough's Democratic leaders have been discussing a plan that would ease the way for him to step down within months, according to several people familiar with the idea.
Thompson, 47, a former federal prosecutor, was able to draw on criticism over Hynes' prosecution record – including his contentious handling of the sex abuse cases along with a forced review of more than 50 murder cases which relied on the problematic testimony of a retired NYPD detective – to portray his rival as out-of-touch.
No prosecution records survive.
The source of that number is Kevin Bales, recommended to the magazine by Human Rights Watch as the best authority on the extent of enforced prostitution in the United States, who based his estimates on State Department documents, arrest and prosecution records and information from nearly 50 social service agencies.
"As well as the independent analysis of the databases, I intend to sample a number of case files during my examination of police and prosecution records, to ascertain whether or not any other recipients of the letters have been told they are not of interest to the police when in fact they are".
Of the last 13 men that have been sentenced to death in Harris County, 12 of them are black, according to an analysis of prison and prosecution records by the Houston Chronicle.
But the agency dithered for a year before striking a private agreement with the farmer, allowing him to avoid possible prosecution, criminal record, massive fine and court costs, by giving £5,000 to a local charity.
