Sentence examples for prosecutions question from inspiring English sources

But some veterans of government prosecutions question such collaboration in financial crisis cases, and contend they should have been pursued more aggressively.

In particular, critics of the leak prosecutions question the appropriateness of using the Espionage Act, a World War I-era statute first applied to leaks in the Pentagon Papers case in 1971.

But the few details available, cited briefly by a judge in Manhattan in a recent court memorandum, are a reminder that after two decades of terrorism prosecutions, questions remain about what secrets terrorists still keep when they are shipped off to prisons like the Supermax, where they tend to disappear from public view forever.

Mr Anderson's announcement came after a former director of public prosecutions questioned the value of the legislation.

"The same barriers are gone as far as we're concerned," he said of the prosecution question.

Later, the prosecution questioned Schaffer again.

Why, the prosecution questioned, would his wife collect him?

But then, when the prosecution questioned her again, Pasternak said her "best belief" was that Stewart said it.

Earlier today, the prosecution questioned another defense witness, Shannon Adlong, who worked for several years as Mr. Duncan's executive assistant.

Their killer refused to take the stand at his trial and went to prison without answering police and prosecution questions relating the murders to Triad betting gangs in China.

Mr. Burdine's former lawyer, Joe Cannon, who is now dead, did not just nod off for a few seconds; he slept -- apparently soundly -- as the prosecution questioned witnesses and presented its case, Mr. McGlasson said.