Sentence examples for prosecution theory from inspiring English sources

"There's a prosecution theory in cases like this: just get the guy on something.

"The prosecution theory is of a fairly complicated and carefully planned military-style operation involving many people embroiled in a web of deceit," he said.

The counts charged Mr. Monserrate with acting recklessly in his handling of the glass in his apartment, an accusation that the judge found was incompatible with the prosecution theory that he had acted intentionally.

And all of the officers, if one accepts the prosecution theory, were convicted for overreacting and exacting revenge on Mr. Faison for the death of Officer Carnegie, who was also black.

"If you believe the prosecution theory that these female defendants and Mr. Watson were extensions of Mr. Manson — his additional arms and legs, as it were — if you believe that they were mindless robots, they cannot be guilty of premeditated murder," Mr. Keith said.

Cross-examining the witnesses, Mr. Galligan and his team seemed focused on eliciting testimony that Major Hasan fired randomly rather than singling out people, a hint the defense may seek to erode the prosecution theory that the gunman's actions were coldly planned.

To this day, the Supreme Court has not ruled squarely on the validity of conflicting prosecution theories.

But each law presents problems for the prosecutors, and one of them may heighten the conflict between the two prosecutions' theories.

Instead, the prosecution's theory opens up a world of enemies.

The prosecution's theory was that Borukhova had killed her husband to avenge this loss.

Lawyers for the Kimeses have said the prosecution's theory is merely speculation.