Sentence examples for prosecutions give from inspiring English sources

Such prosecutions give vitality to the legal principle that there is no statute of limitations on murder.

Jamie Carter, who owns Aspire, said the prosecutions gave a misleading picture of his business.

An hour or so later, Alison Saunders, the director of public prosecutions, gave a very different version of the how the CPS acts in high profile cases.

Williams had offered Gough, from Eastleigh in Hampshire, clothes so he could listen to the prosecution, give evidence, defend himself and hear the verdict – but he declined and was held in a cell during his brief trial.

Then the defense and prosecution give their closing arguments.

All of these prosecutions have given the United States the largest number of inmates in the world, as well as the highest rate of incarceration: 738 per 100,000 people.

The prosecution gave short shrift to the jazz witness.

"The prosecution gives the impression of unbridled activity," Strauss-Kahn said, according to press reports.

The prosecution gave no indication of whether it planned to appeal.

The prosecution gave Mr. Loughner's defense lawyer, Judy Clarke, computer records and witness interviews in Federal District Court on Monday.

Mr. Williams's lawyers contended that security video used to convict him had been "altered or tampered with" before the prosecution gave the hard drive to the defense.