Sentence examples for the prosecution judge from inspiring English sources

At their request, and with the consent of the prosecution, Judge Stephanie B. Manis of Fulton County Superior Court entered an order today restricting lawyers, witnesses and experts on either side of the case from speaking publicly about it.

Citing the "unprecedented nature" of the prosecution, Judge McMahon said that she would hold a hearing in October to determine "why it has taken five years for his case to wend its way from an Iraqi battlefield to a Manhattan courtroom".

Following an objection from a lawyer for the prosecution, Judge Woodlock instructed the jury that it would be inappropriate to consider the defendant's religion in determining whether he is guilty, but allowed the line of questioning, which was aimed at showing that Tsarnaev's connection with the Kazakhs was closer than it was with Phillipos.

Ruling on a defense lawyers' request that said General Hartmann had exerted unlawful influence over the prosecution, Judge Allred said that public concern about the fairness of the cases was "deeply disturbing" and that he could not find that the general "retains the required independence from the prosecution".

Though Dr. Lee's plea last Wednesday, which gave him his freedom in return for his cooperation with investigators, ended the prosecution, Judge Parker lectured the government on what he characterized as its disturbing handling of Dr. Lee and its misleading testimony.

When Harrison affirmed the facts of the case but expressed her desire not to serve as a witness for the prosecution, Judge Michael Cielinski immediately assessed a $150 fee to Harrison, ostensibly for wasting law enforcement's time because she wanted to dismiss the case.

In dismissing the suit for "lack of prosecution," Judge Cooper closed her eyes, pressed her fingertips to her temples and wondered whether the plaintiffs had meant to serve notice on the defendants telepathically.

"We have supported the prosecution, the judge largely followed the prosecutor's argument," said Kurt Langhard, a lawyer for Julius Baer.

Who needs the police, the prosecution, the judge, the jury or the execution when you have television?

Mr. O'Connell handled part of the prosecution, while Judge Holland presided.

After the prosecution rested, Judge James Moody of Federal District Court dismissed all but 15 counts.