Sentence examples for prosecutions and statements from inspiring English sources

Among those who stand to lose in the phone hacking scandal, there is a blend of extreme caution over a landscape littered with hazards — from lawsuits, three police operations, prosecutions and statements of disgruntled former Murdoch employees — and tentative optimism that the worst has passed.

Professor Babkin was a witness for the prosecution, and a statement by the professor was entered saying that he had given Mr. Pope classified information about the manufacture of the Squall's rocket fuel.

With defence and prosecution final statements completed on Tuesday afternoon, 12 jurors now hold the 21-year-old bomber's fate in their hands.

"The prosecution has collected statements and evidence showing the participation of the accused in the crimes of misusing influence, conduct incompatible with public office and breach of duties," La Paz district attorney Edwin Blanco told reporters, referring to Vargas Villegas.

The idea of the trial of the three Matrix Churchill directors had been "ridiculous"; he had not known what they were being charged with when he signed his prosecution witness statement; and, as for the term "general engineering", used to describe machine tools destined for Iraq to make weapons, well, "I had to indulge in a fiction, and invite them (the government) to participate in a fiction".

He said the judge had failed to respond to a number of issues pertinent to the case, such as an alleged affair between a member of the prosecution and the former aide, statements made by government politicians that he said amounted to contempt of court, and suggestions that DNA samples used to establish the prosecution's case might have been contaminated.

My concerns were with the impact and consequences of the prosecution statements, the "perp walk", the leaks and media coverage upon a possibly and presumed innocent man.

August 17 , 2012Updated at 1.41pm BST 1.34pm BST The members of the band are smiling now as they stand behind the transparent screen of the dock and listen to the judge reading out the prosecution witnesses statements.

Yesterday, the DPCP (Montreal's agency for criminal and penal prosecutions) released a statement saying that they would arrange a meeting with the Belance family to discuss the "reasons for its decision not to charge," after which they would release that information to the public.

The former Springbok was controversially charged with pushing a female spectator at Leicester on the basis of prosecution witness statements.

While Anderson was not physically in the courtroom for most of Tuesday, he was a constant presence in the prosecution's statements.