Sentence examples for served as prosecutor from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, he served as prosecutor and judge, respectively, in the treason trials of Lord William Russell and Algernon Sidney.
During the term of Peekskill mayor Michael J. Dibart, Ben served as Prosecutor for the City of Peekskill.
The Rev. James C. Finkbeiner, who served as prosecutor, argued that Ms. Dammann's declared relationship was on its face a violation of church law.
In the original, the Hague-based body where Richard Goldstone served as prosecutor was said to be the international criminal court.
Ms. Del Ponte, a former Swiss attorney general who also served as prosecutor on the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, gave no details about when or where sarin may have been used.
Encouraged by an imperial and ecclesiastical faction hostile to Chrysostom's strict moral reforms, Severian served as prosecutor and judge of the patriarch at the Synod of the Oak, July 403.
But Specter also appeared unimpressed by the Republican congressmen who served as prosecutors, or managers, of the case against Clinton.
She was referring to the lawyers who served as prosecutors in the martial-law "war tribunals" set up to try the thousands of people detained following the coup.
But having served as prosecutors at the highest levels of the legal system and convicted murderers and terrorists, we are confident there are better means of winning justice for victims and society at large than the death penalty.
The report's authors, who interviewed the source for three days, have no obvious axe to grind and are eminently credible: they served as prosecutors at the criminal tribunals on Sierra Leone the former Yugoslavia.
Mr. Dinallo and Mr. Coffey have both served as prosecutors — Mr. Dinallo for former Attorney General Eliot Spitzer and Mr. Coffey for the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York — and are both seeking to build a base of support in upstate New York, home to about a third of the Democratic primary electorate.
