Sentence examples for too many prosecutors from inspiring English sources
Then, as the victim's credibility crumbled, Vance didn't try to pretend that he still had a slam dunk, something far too many prosecutors do.
"It would be like criticizing a judge for applying the murder laws because too many prosecutors have been bringing murder cases," he said.
Known for his expansive vision of executive power, Mr. Barr has criticized Mr. Mueller for hiring too many prosecutors who donated to Democrats and has cast doubt on whether Trump campaign associates conspired with Russians.
Mr. Barr has criticized aspects of the Russia investigation, including suggesting that the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, hired too many prosecutors who had donated to Democratic campaigns.
Too much evidence has been gathered, and too many prosecutors, who have surely considered and planned for the contingency, stand ready to carry on.
"Too many prosecutors evaluate through the lens of rape culture they take into account the effect of rape myths on potential jurors and whether or not they're going to win," a phenomenon called downstream orientation.
Too many reporters, prosecutors and bureaucratic whistleblowers are working overtime to uncover it.
Some also worry that his staff has too many former prosecutors and that the governor has been unwilling to fire members of his inner circle.
By the 1990s too many state prosecutors had decided that their job was not to help America's children who had broken the law become better adults -- particularly its black and brown kids, whom they had decided were super-predators -- but to punish them most severely.
"We're losing too many talented young prosecutors because they're drowning in their student loans," said Mr. Brown, who is leading the effort for the legislation.
Judith Armatta, a lawyer for the Coalition for International Justice, an American group that supports the tribunal, said one reason for the judges to avoid too many objections from the prosecutors was to keep the trial on track.
