Sentence examples for prosecution to provide from inspiring English sources

Marks told jurors that the onus was on the prosecution to provide sufficient evidence that it would be "proper to convict these various defendants of these charges".

The trial resumed with the defence lawyer Karpal Singh asking the judge to force the prosecution to provide a list of its witnesses "in the interest of justice".

Separately, Judge Parker ordered the prosecution to provide a list, by next week, of possible foreign nations that it may argue Dr. Lee intended to help by downloading the highly sensitive data.

The rules also permit the prosecution to provide the defense summaries only of secret, classified information and limit the defense's right to challenge the basis for secrecy if new information comes to light.

Scott Brettschneider, a lawyer retained by Mr. Acevedo on Wednesday, said it was up to the prosecution to provide evidence of criminal behavior behind the wheel if they sought to bring stiffer charges than leaving the scene of an accident causing injuries (or, in this case, deaths), a felony.

In July, we wrote about an ongoing case wherein a woman accused of fraud was being asked by the prosecution to provide the password to access her computer's data, which otherwise would remain encrypted and unreadable, weakening their case.

Next, the prosecution has to provide a "race neutral" explanation for striking particular jurors.

Two key pieces of evidence were excluded after the prosecution failed to provide accurate copies for the defence.

Ava Berland, 58, a retired government lawyer who had joined the queue for the trial at 5.30am, expressed disappointment that the prosecution failed to provide more detail about any deals.

That error improperly reduced the amount of evidence the prosecution had to provide, according to Wednesday's ruling.

"It's another tool that we could definitely benefit not only from documenting our actions but also from the prosecution side to provide more evidence maybe possibly saving time, investigative time and saving money down the road".