Sentence examples for prosecutors can be from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors can be financially unsophisticated, and defendants may lie and obfuscate.

Witnesses, policemen and prosecutors can be persuaded to turn a blind eye just as cheaply.

Still, even the best antitrafficking laws and most ambitious prosecutors can be stymied by fear.

International prosecutors can be doctrinaire when being politically agile would enhance their credibility and success.

Under rare circumstances, however, federal and state prosecutors can be deemed in violation of the Fifth Amendment.

But as the Díaz case shows, even prosecutors can be ambivalent in their pursuit of accusations against priests.

A special prosecutor can be called in on the vaguest likelihood of improper conduct and, once appointed, can take his inquiry down any side-alley he fancies.

So a prosecutor can be convinced that a crime took place, but still not be sure that enough evidence can be brought before a jury -- or that the jury will be able to understand it.

A Trump-Russia special prosecutor can be appointed by one person — the man whose memo justified firing Comey.

"There have been so many laws passed in the various states that just about always there is some enhancement available to the prosecutor that can be used as leverage in negotiations," said Scott Burns, executive director of the National District Attorneys Association.

"Had Mr. Alley been a Public Defender investigator and attacked a prosecutor, we can be reasonably certain that he would have been arrested immediately," wrote the petition's creator Andrew Levine.