Sentence examples for prosecutor like from inspiring English sources

Without strong leadership at the top or an inquisitorial prosecutor like an Eliot Spitzer, or a Ferdinand Pecora in the 1930s, meaningful reform is likely to elude Japan.

The prosecutor, like the Supreme Court, was appointed by a constituent assembly, over which Mr Miquilena presided.

"So what appears to us on the outside as absolutely reprehensible, might look to a prosecutor like bad behavior that, under the circumstances, would not convince a jury".

That could yet have political fallout before the election and, if she wins it, there might even be pressure for President Clinton to face a special prosecutor, like Richard Nixon before her.

"We want to bypass the local prosecutor like we did in the Louima case," Mr. Sharpton said, referring to Abner Louima, the Haitian immigrant tortured by officers who were eventually convicted in federal court.

For a real-life prosecutor like Lindquist, who deplores the devastation it has visited upon many communities, the drug can begin to rise beyond social problem to the level of evil scourge.

Unlike complicated accounting transactions, bribes are easy for juries to understand, and theres nothing a federal prosecutor likes more than a swift conviction.

This insistence on a one-on-one meeting suggests what prosecutors like to call "consciousness of guilt".

Prosecutors like to deal with members of the same club, so it would be a shock if an appointee did not have experience in the Manhattan office Ms. White led, and perhaps even someone who worked for her.

"The prosecutors liked the idea of fibre evidence in addition to everything else.

Mr. Giuliani, the ex-prosecutor, likes little better than a good fight.