Sentence examples for prosecutors strategy from inspiring English sources

Some of the jurors that heard the case against Mr. Kozlowski and Mr. Swartz have been quite critical of prosecutors' strategy and delivery.

Under the local prosecutors' strategy, they can gain valuable information from a well-placed source about the violent activities of other dangerous criminals.

His purpose in testifying, according to people briefed on the prosecutors' strategy, was to explain how quickly the Buffett deal came together and how few people knew about it — other than Mr. Gupta — before it was announced.

So did the prosecutors' strategy of slowly cutting off possible sources of finances from known Mladic contacts, he said, reducing Mr. Mladic to having to live, in the end, in the house of an impoverished cousin.

"When we think through just how challenging it is for the judge to untangle how the compelled testimony might be shaping prosecutors' strategy, it suggests what kind of can of worms this opens up," he said.

Mr. Sheppard's lawyer, Terry Gilbert, said the prosecutors' strategy had clearly been to turn the case into another trial of Dr. Sheppard, attacking him "even more aggressively" than in the first two trials, even though this was a civil rather than a criminal proceeding and the roles were reversed, with Mr. Sheppard as the plaintiff and the prosecutors as the defendants.

That decision threw the state prosecutors' entire strategy against suspected terrorists from Jemaah Islamiah into doubt.

Making headlines this afternoon, Martha Stewart Martha Stewart got a break during her obstruction of justice trial, when the federal judge's ruling threw a wrench in prosecutors' legal strategy to try and prove that Stewart committed securities fraud.

But last fall a federal court of appeals said information about the prosecutor's strategy was not protected grand jury material.

To make it easier to convict him, prosecutors shifted strategies last year and decided to charge him not with giving information to the Sun reporter, Siobhan Gorman, now at The Wall Street Journal, but with illegally holding classified documents at home.

There was no smoking gun at the 11th hour Did the prosecutor's strategy simply go sour?