Sentence examples for prosecutors secured from inspiring English sources

Congress initiated Nixon's impeachment proceedings, and special prosecutors secured convictions of co-conspirators.

Led by Giovanni Falcone, the prosecutors secured three hundred and forty-four convictions.

Prosecutors secured a grand-jury indictment on more than a dozen criminal counts, including rape and aggravated indecent assault.

In September British prosecutors secured their first big conviction, of Mabey & Johnson, a bridge-building company, over bribery of foreign government officials.

In the gambling investigation, prosecutors secured a grand jury subpoena for the records of Mr. Ehrlich's communications director, Paul E. Schurick.

Eventually Dr. Lee accumulated just under an ounce of human remains, proved they belonged to the flight attendant, and 15 years ago prosecutors secured Connecticut's first murder conviction without benefit of a corpse.

Mr. Pflaum, who pleaded guilty in 2010 to securities fraud and conspiracy to commit securities fraud, had helped prosecutors secure a guilty plea from Mr. Barai on insider trading charges.

Having the threat of a trial hanging over settlement proceedings, Mr. Bharara says, helps his prosecutors secure admissions from defendants.

Mr. Melesse's exacting testimony helped prosecutors secure New York's first murder conviction without a body, confession or forensic proof.

In what I call a structural reform prosecution, prosecutors secure the cooperation of an organization in adopting internal reforms.

All first-degree murder cases now start off that way automatically, Antonacci said, to make sure prosecutors secure their right to evidence collected by defense attorneys that could be used later on to argue for life terms.