What sort of prosecutor is he?
There is dissension even within the National Anti-Corruption Commission, which since the coup has become a sort of prosecutor in chief.
Maybe I was cynical to begin with, as a jaded sort of prosecutor, but I'm completely not interested in bullshit and politicians' lip service and superficial nonsense.
The Senate report on Watergate also called for a number of reforms, or "remedial legislation," as its mandate required, including the creation of a Public Attorney's Office, a sort of permanent special prosecutor appointed by the judiciary and confirmed by the Senate, with the mandate to prosecute criminal cases involving a conflict of interest in the executive branch.
What sort of attack did prosecutors allege he was considering?
"A sentence without any term of imprisonment sends a terrible message to those who might commit the same sort of criminal conduct," wrote prosecutor Daniel Levy.
It is also the sort of place, according to prosecutors, where nearly $100,000 can disappear out the back door unnoticed.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet The military prosecutors sort of apologized in court this week, saying that they didn't really think that Seminoles acted like members of Al Qaeda and that the government "in no way questions or impugns the valor, bravery and honorable military service of Native Americans, past and present".
The military prosecutors sort of apologized in court this week, saying that they didn't really think that Seminoles acted like members of Al Qaeda and that the government "in no way questions or impugns the valor, bravery and honorable military service of Native Americans, past and present".
His account was stunning: detail-rich; populated by characters who were either convicted or on trial for prison abuse and organ trafficking; offering precisely the sort of confirmation that investigators, prosecutors, and journalists had been seeking for more than a decade.
Both Allison and Drew say they won't accept the sort of plea bargain Illinois prosecutors have offered in the past.
