Sentence examples for prosecutorial in from inspiring English sources

Stober and Hoffman, two newspaper reporters, fault the Times story for being "prosecutorial" in tone, for omitting attribution for certain sources cited, and say that readers could be forgiven for "confusing allegation with fact".

At the intersection of these revelations and the media frenzy it has created; the "Snowden effect" has been press coverage that is far less "reportorial" than "prosecutorial," in which a great number of articles are written in an accusatory tone.

In the last year, the government's prosecutorial branch in Manhattan has taken in about $160 million from an online poker operation and more than $2 billion from a failed Ponzi scheme.

Mr Spitzer declared this an example of prosecutorial success in an article in the Wall Street Journal on April 5th.

It was rooted in prosecutorial discretion, and in the difference between a case against an ordinary person accused of a sex crime and a person like Harvey Weinstein.

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While highly specific in some areas, Islamic jurisprudence, Professor Alasti said, "does not provide a detailed process for criminal procedure in general, and the investigative and prosecutorial stages in particular".

According to the Siegelman camp, at least three of the same officials who have been accused of prosecutorial misconduct in the Stevens case were involved in Mr. Siegelman's prosecution.

The Islamic law or Sharia did not provide a detailed process for criminal procedure in general or the investigative and prosecutorial stages in particular.

In an email to VICE, Western Regional Communications Director Virginia Kice confirmed that after a "comprehensive review" of Ms. Hernandez's history, ICE had "declined to exercise prosecutorial discretion in the case and placed her in removal proceedings".

In 1999 he and other members of Congress championed the issue by writing a letter to then-Attorney General Janet Reno in which they implored her to use prosecutorial discretion in immigration cases.