Sentence examples for prosecutors based on from inspiring English sources

Selecting prosecutors based on their political party membership might be a cure worse than the current affliction.

The cyber squad at the F.B.I.'s Tampa field office opened an investigation, after consulting with federal prosecutors, based on what appeared to be a legitimate complaint about e-mail harassment.

The affidavit was prepared by prosecutors, based on information provided by F.B.I. agents and police detectives, said several people briefed on the case, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the investigation was continuing.

In April, The New York Times reported that federal prosecutors — based on information developed from their investigation of Jacobs — were looking into whether Matt Lehr, an offensive lineman for the New Orleans Saints, had distributed performance-enhancing drugs.

Judge D. Brock Hornby, of Federal District Court in Portland, sentenced Ducan Fanfan to 6 years instead of almost 20 in a drug case, saying the court was not entitled to consider increases requested by prosecutors based on the quantity of drugs involved and whether they included crack cocaine.

The interview will be conducted by an Ecuadorian prosecutor, based on a list of questions from the Swedish chief prosecutor and a police investigator, who will be present.

Only with men do we see her softer side, especially in her growing fondness for the prosecutor (based on Paolo Borsellino, who was killed by a Mafia car bomb in 1992).

Aftergood thought there was "zero chance" that Clinton would face a prosecutor based on what is currently known, but he allowed that it was possible if the material is later determined to be classified.

For the defense, Mr. Dinoia had presented the judge with a 150-page rebuttal of the charges, arguing that the prosecutors based their assumptions on a hypothetical value.

Prosecutors based their case on testimony from the victim's family and friends, who placed Mr. Crawford at the crime scene that night; statements Mr. Crawford himself made; and visual comparisons of a pubic hair found on the body to that of Mr. Crawford, as well as fibers and other hairs that they said linked him to the crime.

Prosecutors based their conclusions on a statistical analysis of thousands of police searches in the city, which they said showed that blacks and Hispanics were disproportionately singled out, and that the imbalance could not be explained by the fact that the city's minority neighborhoods typically had higher crime rates.