Sentence examples for prosecution refers from inspiring English sources

Sixteen "ultras fans and Muslim Brotherhood members", as the prosecution refers to them, stand accused of causing the incident in February in order to sabotage a big investment conference.

The prosecution referred to Tsarnaev as Dzhokhar, his given name, which is Chechen and means "jewel".

The prosecution referred to previous high-profile cases involving wealthy men who had killed street sleepers with their cars in accidents.

After the bank raised further concerns, Mr. Adoboli walked out of UBS last Sept. 14 and wrote an e-mail to Mr. Steward that the prosecution referred to as a "bombshell e-mail".

I was reminded of Mr. Leiderman's words when the judge and the prosecution referred to Mr. Auernheimer's "special skills" and how important it was that the length of the sentence serve the dual purpose of both punishing the defendant and deterring others who possess these 'special skills".

In 2013 at the request of the family the then director of service prosecutions referred the case to the Crown Prosecution Service for a review, which was completed earlier this year.

Chloe would then report to police what the Crown Prosecution Service refers to as "gender fraud", and in the first trial told the jury: "People get raped by males and it sounds sick, but I think I'd prefer it.

On Wednesday, defense lawyers said documents had been manipulated by the prosecution; some referred to companies and organizations that did not exist in 2003 or were backdated to incriminate some of the accused.

The encounter "is on tape, and Ms. Howell openly and repeatedly admits to engaging in fraud," Mr. Berra wrote, adding that Mr. White "intends to sue Ms. Howell for malicious prosecution and refer this matter to the appropriate district attorney's office".

Egypt's prosecution has referred to trial the editor-in-chief and a writer for Egypt's top literary magazine for publishing sexually explicit material and allegedly violating public morals.

The assistant U.S. attorney said it was "foolish" to campaign against the prosecution, evidently referring to a campaign run by Demand Progress, an organization that Swartz co-founded.