Sentence examples for whose prosecutors from inspiring English sources
Connecticut is one of a few states whose prosecutors do not have such power.
Michael L. Levy, a United States attorney whose prosecutors had called for a sentence of at least 15 years, said: "We are disappointed in the sentence.
Mary Jo White, the United States attorney in Manhattan from 1993 to 2002, whose prosecutors regularly battled Mr. Joy's office, called him "a formidable defense attorney whose word you could trust and whose abilities were unmatched".
The Brooklyn district attorney's office, whose prosecutors once vigorously defended Mr. Scarcella's conduct during the trial, agreed last week that much of the evidence against Mr. Ranta was rotten and asked a judge to release him.
Among them were Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, whose prosecutors will bring the case, and the head of the F.B.I.'s New York office, Joseph M. Demarest Jr., whose agents have done much of the investigation.
I don't know.' " Mr. Hernandez was placed into custody later on Wednesday and taken to the offices of the Manhattan district attorney, whose prosecutors are overseeing the inquiry by New York police detectives and agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Another person whose cooperation prosecutors may be seeking is Magliocchetti's son, Mark Magliocchetti.
Without identifying them by name, the criminal complaint cites seven people whose money, prosecutors say, was misappropriated by Mr. Starr.
June 2 2001 Ms Nenova and Ms Valcheva, on whose confessions prosecutors based the charges, testify that their statements were extracted by torture.
On Thursday, Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, announced the indictment of an elevator repairman whose work, prosecutors said, caused Ms. Jordan to be dragged seven floors, her left leg and left arm hanging outside the car.
Putin has, in fact, been a regular visitor to Berlusconi's villa in Sardinia — the one with the cactus gardens and underground waterfalls, and a faux Greek amphitheater whose construction prosecutors say may have broken environmental laws.
