Sentence examples for prosecution to introduce from inspiring English sources

Our laws require that a person placed under arrest be brought to court for the prosecution to introduce evidence to warrant continued confinement.

The Missouri trial court suppressed the first admissions but allowed the prosecution to introduce the statements she made after receiving the warnings.

The defense could also challenge Judge Millette's decisions allowing the prosecution to introduce hysterical 911 calls, grisly autopsy photographs and tearful testimony from witnesses and victims' relatives.

In other cases, judges permitted the prosecution to introduce highly prejudicial evidence, including images and videos of terrorist attacks and sniper strikes on U.S. troops, without in any way linking those attacks to the actions of the defendants.

The new modalities in fact enabled the Prosecution to introduce huge amounts of evidence in writing, rather than leading it viva voce from witnesses on the stand.

The prosecution wanted to introduce evidence about the delivery of weapons to Africa to show that Mr. Bout had a history of arms trafficking, while the defense argued that it did not pertain to the case and was prejudicial.

Last month, Judge Denny Chin approved a prosecution request to introduce as evidence the diary of a former Iraqi oil official that indicates that in 2003 Mr. Wyatt told the Hussein government details about the pending American invasion of Iraq.

The spokesperson said the rise in referring cases to the police showed commitment of HMPS to tackling the issue: "We have introduced a new protocol with the police and crown prosecution service to introduce a new approach to further aid the investigation of crime in prison".

Friday afternoon, the prosecution began to introduce into evidence Dr. Murray's two hour statement to the police.

Why did the prosecution decide to introduce in its own case the several audio and video statements made by George Zimmerman to the police after he shot and killed Trayvon Martin?

(The prosecution originally wanted to introduce testimony from nineteen women).