Sentence examples for prospective defendant from inspiring English sources
It was not uncommon for prosecutors to meet with the attorneys of a prospective defendant, giving them a chance to present their side and try to talk the prosecution out of filing a case.
The court appeared to be very engaged and interested in the AG's submissions on whether press coverage that vilifies a suspect might then impede the defence's trial preparation by causing such a hostile image of a prospective defendant that it would impair the ability to get witness evidence.
As one of my colleagues commented, the warning sounded so avuncular, you just about expected the agent to put his arm around the prospective defendant's shoulders.
Another prospective defendant, in the name of liberty, is Gonzales.
It allows the industry to contact the prospective defendants privately, without having to file legal papers.
As a consequence, prospective defendants will often decide that paying royalties under a license or other settlement is preferable to the costly burden of challenging the patent.
For, if these movants, who the Solicitor General concedes are not the prosecutors' targets, were required to submit to interrogation, then they (unlike prospective defendants) would have no further opportunity to vindicate their injuries.
By late 2002, officials said, secret plans for the tribunals cited prospective defendants including several men identified as high-level Qaeda figures and thought to be held by the C.I.A.: Abu Zubaydah, Ibn al-Sheikh al-Libi and Ramzi bin al-Shibh.
Prospective jurors, defendants and lawyers will get more close-up glimpses of the $107-million 107-millionlex, whicountyicomplexescribe as a model for 21st century jurisprudence and security design.
The plan is for the defendant and any prospective witnesses to enter the courthouse through the Dearborn entrance, just like everyone else.
New York's highest court today became the first in any state to rule that lawyers for criminal defendants cannot dismiss prospective jurors because of their race.
