Sentence examples for prosecution was described from inspiring English sources

The prosecution was described as a "sideshow" by Louise Christian, a solicitor acting for Paddington survivors.

She said the taxpayer had got a good deal from the settlements but the fact that only one account holder faced prosecution was described as a "miserable result" by predecessor Dave Hartnett.

When the defense in the Lockerbie bombing trial was making its 21-hour-long summation speeches last month, the prosecution's case was described as a cable made of frayed fibers, each a line of circumstantial evidence that could not support the conclusions suspended from it.

"The DPA explicitly does not provide any protection against prosecution for conduct beyond what was described in the Statement of Facts," she added.

He was described by the prosecution as a political extremist who wanted blood to 'flow in the streets of America'.

That, indeed, is how it was described by the prosecution at the 1960 Old Bailey trial at which Penguin was accused of obscenity.

Watts's killing was described by the prosecution as sexually motivated and was carried out after the pair's kidnapping plan went wrong.

During his two-and-a-half week trial, Mr. Wagner was described by the prosecution as a white supremacist skinhead with racist tattoos who was out to get Mexicans.

This was described by the prosecution as part of an elaborate plan, involving the Brookses and security men working for News International, who had attempted to keep material from falling into the hands of the police who searched the couple's riverside apartment on the day of Mrs Brooks' arrest.

Harpreet Aulakh was described by the prosecution as a man with a "smug chauvinist mindset", who planned his wife Geeta Aulakh's murder because he could not tolerate the idea of her divorcing him.

This sounds like what was described as "creative prosecution" in the Department of Justice by the 1980s, but by any name has been going on a long time.