Sentence examples for prosecution using the from inspiring English sources

"There is substantial and compelling evidence that Nuon Chea, commonly known as 'Brother No. 2,' played a leading role in devising the C.P.K.'s execution policies," two scholars, Stephen Heder and Brian D. Tittemore, wrote in their book "Seven Candidates for Prosecution," using the abbreviation for the Communist Party of Cambodia.

In what is believed to be the first successful prosecution using the test, a judge in Kern County admitted the swab results as evidence, according to Michael Yraceburn, a supervising deputy district attorney.

The prosecution used the charge for a new purpose: preventive detention.

During the two-hour court proceedings, the prosecution used the opening arguments to lay out charges against the men, which include gang rape, murder, robbery and destruction of evidence.

Asked by his defence barrister Paul Garlick QC how he felt when the prosecution used the term "rogue trader" to describe him, he looked up to the ceiling for some time and fought back tears, before saying: "It doesn't feel fair".

But what's instructive and terrifying about this case is how an overzealous prosecution used the traditional morality of the medieval Catholic town to punish an outsider and her boyfriend for a crime the evidence does not support.

During cross-examination, the prosecution used the witnesses' testimony about the screams to repeatedly play another recording: the one of Mr. Zimmerman referring to the person he found suspicious as "punks" and saying "they always get away," while talking to a police dispatcher.

In opening statements on Monday, the prosecution used the payment as an admission of guilt; why would Cosby pay off Constand if the sex was consensual?

At the trial the prosecution used the joint enterprise doctrine and argued that Mitchell's conduct in the first fight made her part of a continued enterprise that ended in Ayres' tragic death.

Her face darkens as she recalls how the prosecution used this against him.

But you pleaded guilty to deliberately "skimming" those checks, didn't you? A. The prosecution uses that word.