Sentence examples for the prosecution declared from inspiring English sources

"The line the judges have taken thus far is that this could be grounds to have the prosecution declared null".

Moreland became the first of the miners to be acquitted, on 26 June 1985, when the prosecution declared it was not continuing with his case.

The prosecution declared in November that it had handed the documentation over and only realised last Friday that it had failed to do so.

On Thursday, during a panel discussion about the trial at Pace Law School in New York City, Darden, a member of the prosecution team, declared: "I think Johnnie tore the lining.

Still, it's way too early for the prosecution to declare victory.

The case had one very satisfying result: the Home Office announced it would not allow further blasphemy prosecutions, declaring "how inappropriate our legal mechanisms are for dealing with matters of faith and individual belief … the strength of their own belief is the best armour against mockers and blasphemers".

After 95 witnesses gave evidence for the prosecution, Mr Spence boldly declared that he would call no witnesses for the defence, since there was no case to answer.

Yet the trial judge has already declared the prosecution's evidence "reliable" and credible", leading Anwar to claim he is being denied a fair trial.

"We have understood for a long time that the Obama campaign would come at us for capitalism but I'm a bit surprised that Gingrich would come forward as first witness for the prosecution," Mr Romney tartly declared to a small group of reporters travelling with him.

Mr. Quattrone's lawyer, John W. Keker, objecting repeatedly, argued, "The idea that you send them home in the face of that language is like you're telling them, 'I'm never going to let you go.' " If a mistrial is declared, the prosecution indicated that it would probably retry the case.

A prosecution lawyer declared: "We say this was no fantasy - this was a retelling of what he had done".