Sentence examples for prosecutors because of from inspiring English sources
In so doing, we reaffirmed our holdings that some officials, notably judges and prosecutors, "because of the special nature of their responsibilities," id. at 511, "require a full exemption from liability". Id. at 508.
Colleagues say she was put on a watch list by prosecutors because of her political views.
Two alleged co-conspirators were acquitted due to a lack of evidence and, according to prosecutors, because of Reyat's perjury.
Sater's involvement in the stock fraud was kept secret for years by federal prosecutors because of his role as an informant.
Mr. Espada said Soundview was like a "candy store" for prosecutors because of the large volume of Medicaid transactions it handled.
Snipes argued that he was being unfairly targeted by prosecutors because of his fame and cited his college education, family and charitable activities as mitigating factors.
He was appointed special prosecutor because of that reputation for independence (and, yes, integrity).
Mr. Strauss-Kahn and his lawyers in the United States negotiated a confidential settlement earlier this month with Nafissatou Diallo, the hotel housekeeper who in 2011 accused him of sexual assault in a New York hotel room, charges that were dropped by the prosecutor because of doubts about Ms. Diallo's credibility.
In alleging Friday that Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby should appoint a special prosecutor because of "conflicts of interest" in her office, the Fraternal Order of Police cast aspersions on the entire press corps covering the Freddie Gray case.
He was growing into it". The city attorney, although principally an administrator, could also claim to be a "20-year prosecutor," because of his stint as a deputy city attorney and time as administrator over hundreds of attorneys who try misdemeanor cases.
Andrew Fastow, Enron's former chief financial officer, is already a target of prosecutors because he earned tens of millions of dollars from his role in partnerships set up by Enron a role that apparently conflicted with his duties as chief financial officer.
