Sentence examples for prosecutors motion from inspiring English sources
Before Justice Obus formally ruled on the prosecutors' motion to dismiss the charges, he denied a request by a lawyer for Ms. Diallo that a special prosecutor be appointed to replace Mr. Vance.
Jim Cross, a spokesman for the newly sworn-in attorney, Barry Grissom, declined to comment Friday evening and the prosecutors' motion to dismiss did not offer a reason for the move.
As an "example" of a mystery that hints at conspiracy, he directs Chazal (his wife's friend and former colleague) to page twelve of the prosecutors' motion for dismissal, and a note about Diallo's team getting information about electronic room-key records from outside of the D.A.'s office: Someone had to give it because I had asked for it — this information — and I was refused it.
In the courtroom yesterday, the prosecutor motioned toward Mr. Haouari and told the jury that Mr. Ressam had "turned to this man" as the plot faltered.
Uwaydah, who wasn't charged in Redding's death and has denied any wrongdoing, fled when he became a person of interest in the murder case, according to prosecutors' bail motion, which said authorities had considered the fraud as a possible motive for the killing.
Under the customary recusal standard, the justices would grant the special prosecutor's motion: their impartiality can indisputably be questioned.
On Thursday a state court of appeals granted a county prosecutor's motion to stop the proceedings temporarily.
The judge, in Holbrook, Ariz., will hear arguments Thursday on the prosecutor's motion to undo the pleas.
The prosecutor's motion was directed to the full court, not only Justice Gableman, "in the interest of justice" under "extraordinary circumstances".
But the appeals court justices also urged the district attorney to conduct an internal review of the misconduct accusations, which, they said, could be serious enough to merit a prosecutor's motion to end the case.
A Florida judge on Friday rejected a prosecutor's motion to increase bail for George Zimmerman, the man charged in the shooting of Trayvon Martin, after his lawyer disclosed that Mr. Zimmerman had received more than $200,000 from a legal defense Web site he established.
