Sentence examples for prosecutor something from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Cuomo noted that Ms. Mauskopf, too, had no experience as a federal prosecutor, something he says is vital.

He could have indicted Wilson on his own -- certainly within his scope as prosecutor, something he does dozens of times each year.

The judge, Col. Jeffery Nance, who ordered the "sanity board" review, made no decisions about the conditions for the review or what information from it would be turned over to prosecutors — something prosecutors and defense lawyers have been arguing about.

The decision to step back from "unconditional cooperation" may be a signal that it is unwilling to share privileged information with prosecutors, something the grand jury cannot obtain except in extremely limited circumstances.

They claimed he implicated Rana in the plot because he wanted to make a deal with prosecutors, something he had learned about when he became an informant for the US drug enforcement administration after two heroin convictions.

More shocking for many here was support of Mr. Ozawa given by Mr. Hatoyama, who as prime minister has legal powers to exert political control over the prosecutors — something that only one prime minister has ever exercised since World War II.

A named senior prosecutor had something different to say, in a story in the Times: Asked if the housekeeper had engaged in prostitution, Joan Illuzzi-Orbon, the lead prosecutor on the Strauss-Kahn case, said in an interview on Sunday, "I do not have one scintilla of information in that regard".

John Jay's O'Donnell, as a former cop and prosecutor, knows something about this "time-honored problem".

Why should there be any restriction whatsoever - literal or threatened - on a subpoenaed party's exercise of his First Amendment freedom to disclose that a prosecutor wants something from him?

(The previous week, Miner had been tipped by the State's Attorney's Office to a scoop about a former student who'd been accused of plagiarism. What does this say about Miner's independence from prosecutors? And don't prosecutors have something better to do? Like fighting crime?).

What such a decision asks of Mr. Holder and other well-intentioned prosecutors is something that is hard to measure.