Sentence examples for special prosecutions from inspiring English sources
Ms. Fleming, an experienced defense lawyer who once was a chief in the special prosecutions unit of the United States attorney in New Jersey -- the unit prosecuting this case -- said that in appointing her, the court would get "competent counsel with a good familiarity with the case".
After graduating from New York University Law School and several years in California, she became an Assistant District Attorney in Robert Morgengthau's office in Manhattan for 18 years, rising to become deputy chief of the special prosecutions bureau and assistant deputy chief of the investigation division, specializing in the investigation of complex white collar crimes.
I think the special prosecutions in the US are appalling".
Special prosecutions also dealt with aggravated harassment cases, particularly those involving celebrities, several people who worked with Mr. Francis said.
"Human trafficking really is a form of organized crime," said Jack Blakey, chief of the special prosecutions bureau in the Cook County State's Attorney's office.
Mr. Alonso works in Brooklyn as an assistant United States attorney and deputy chief of special prosecutions for the Eastern District of New York.
In May the United Nations closed its special prosecution unit investigating crimes committed during East Timor's 1999 struggle for independence from Indonesia.
Taking this special prosecution investigation as a new starting point, Samsung is preparing reform plans, based on advice from various sectors of our society".
"We have seized uniforms, money and other things, and have informed the special prosecution in Montenegro of what we know," Vučić told a press conference.
Her father is a federal district court judge in the Northern District of California; he served as an assistant special prosecutor on the Watergate special prosecution force from 1973 to 1974.
A special prosecution unit would most likely eventually have to look at the withholding of evidence and coverup efforts in the Ayotzinapa case, an investigation that could reach very high into the current government.
