Sentence examples for prosecutors count from inspiring English sources

Alison Levitt, chief legal adviser at the Crown Prosecution Service, traced the scope of what lies ahead with a broad account on Tuesday of the number of confirmed victims of the phone hacking — more than 600, by the prosecutors' count.

A warrant from a Greek prosecutor counts, to all intents and purposes, as a British warrant.

And certainly, prosecutors can count on generating headlines and garnering attention with such fodder.

Prosecutors are counting on the testimony of Mr. Littleton to provide an alibi for both himself and another longtime suspect in the case, Mr. Skakel's older brother, Thomas.

The weight of the LSD was minuscule, but prosecutors also counted the blotter paper's weight, putting it over a 10-gram threshold that — with the previous convictions — meant a mandatory life sentence without parole.

Connie got some of the content taken down on her own; Goldberg helped her with the rest, and was pushing the New York prosecutor to count the online attacks as violations of a restraining order that had been placed on Connie's ex.

In addition to filing the new murder counts, prosecutors today charged Mr. Yates with one count of attempted first-degree murder and one count of first-degree robbery in the case of a prostitute who survived an attack in August 1998.

Prosecutors said each count carried a maximum 20-year prison sentence.

Prosecutors argued that Count 4 charged Bonds with lying about using any type of steroid before 2003.

In one new count, prosecutors assert that Mr. Gupta, then a Goldman director, participated in a telephone meeting of the board's audit committee in March 2007 from Galleon.

The felony count prosecutors charged Everidge with carries the highest penalties under state law, at a maximum five years' imprisonment and up to a $5,000 fine.