Sentence examples for prosecution thought from inspiring English sources

There was a full investigation and obviously the prosecution thought the evidence was compelling enough.

Many in the Police Department, along with Linda Fairstein, who supervised the prosecution, thought that Ryan, and thus Morgenthau, had capitulated unnecessarily.

Most recently, Kudratov was defence counsel for Zayd Saidov, a businessman sentenced in December 2013 to 26 years in prison in a prosecution thought to have resulted from his attempt to run in the November 2013 presidential election.

In turn, millions of pounds of taxpayer's money continues to be pumped into the prosecution of graffiti, without a thought to whether it's actually what the British public need or want.

If the task force had abandoned any thoughts of criminal prosecution with Schneiderman's assent, it would be a political and legal bombshell.

But other lawyers, including former prosecutors, said they imagined the prosecution was probably already studying the thoughts of jurors, some of whom spoke publicly after their decision.

"That's what this prosecution rests on, the ugliness of Gil's thoughts," she said, adding, "We don't convict human beings because of ugly thoughts".

In fact, the jurors do seem to be having a dilemma about that — almost two weeks into deliberations in a trial that many here thought would be a slam-dunk for the prosecution.

The prosecution's strategy seems to incorporate the courtroom school of thought that it is better to call potentially unhelpful witnesses yourself rather than give the defense a chance to parade them later.

By the twentieth century, advances in psychiatry demonstrated that self-destructive thoughts called for mental health intervention, not criminal prosecution.

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