Sentence examples for prosecutorial agencies from inspiring English sources

The continuities existed because of a consensus in the law-enforcement, intelligence, and prosecutorial agencies regarding the tools they wanted in order to conduct the war on terror.

David Kalish, the department's chief spokesman, did not return calls today seeking comment, but he was quoted in The Los Angeles Times this morning saying, "It doesn't make sense to work with two prosecutorial agencies simultaneously and have two parallel investigations.

In putting together such a team of veteran prosecutors, the county D.A.'s office is joining a small but growing number of prosecutorial agencies around the country devoting resources to identifying innocent prisoners.

Lacey's office joins more than 15 prosecutorial agencies across the country — including Manhattan, N.Y., the U.S. attorney's office in Washington, D.C, and a handful of district attorneys' offices in California — that are working to identify innocent prisoners.

On Friday, the Investigative Committee, a prosecutorial agency, posted a statement on its Web site announcing the new investigation.

The country's top prosecutorial agency said in 2009 that 90 percent of provincial- or ministerial-level officials found guilty of corruption in the past seven years had engaged in affairs, according to China Daily, the government-run English language newspaper.

"In my 28 years," Detective Sgt. Kenneth Rowe wrote in an e-mail included in court papers, "I have never seen a prosecutorial agency act or work as a defense counsel.

A murder case is not automatically a case for which a prosecutorial agency can seek the death penalty simply by virtue of the case being a first degree murder.

Charging decisions should be left to an independent prosecutorial authority.

A court convicted a senior lawyer for Yukos, the nearly dismantled oil company, and sentenced her to seven years in prison in a case that has been widely criticized as an example of prosecutorial abuses, news agencies reported.

Not only does the F.B.I. have a famously antiquated computer system; it is primarily a law enforcement agency, whose prosecutorial interest in identifying a person's accusers could clash with a spy agency's interest in keeping sources of information secret.