用prosecutors造句子，“prosecutors”造句

American prosecutors vowed to continue their pursuit of the film director.

The ICC prosecutors rely on intermediaries to act on their behalf in remote parts of Africa.

He had spent 16 years on the run; prosecutors are trying to speed up the court proceedings.

She also explicitly rejected the defence lawyers' view that Milan's prosecutors did not have the right to investigate the case.

Along with other administration officials he also refused to testify before Congress on the sacking, last year, of nine federal prosecutors.

Xiao Yang of the street think they can turn to their parents far away in Shanghai, Who knows at this time my father was due to prosecutors to prosecute corruption and bribery.

Bomb threats that led to the evacuations of four Harvard University campus Buildings this week were made by a student trying to get out of taking a final exam, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.

It just goes to show how actual prosecutors, not Karl Rove's notion of prosecutors, do their jobs.

An official in the people's Procuratorate of Chengdu said the move aims to show the prosecutors' graciousness and make people better understand the prosecutors' work.

Zell has been contacted by federal prosecutors but didn't offer any details about an ongoing investigation.

The changes to the judiciary mean that antediluvian judges and prosecutors no longer stand in his way.

But, as the prosecutors who put Craxi on trial protested, it also means discrediting them and the judges who convicted him.

U. S. prosecutors say confessed swindler Bernard Madoff and his wife should give up millions of dollars worth of possessions now that he has pleaded guilty to one of the largest frauds in u.

But prosecutors in Miami have now begun to get tough.

Hence a final argument against perp walks: they can be risky for prosecutors.

...[as] prosecutors prepare cases against a slew of Gotti capos, the FBI is pulling out all the stops on the trail of yesterday's news, ....

In what looks like the theatre of the absurd, prosecutors have for weeks been senselessly reading out pages from their multi-volume case, often confusing pages and repeating passages twice.

Former prosecutors also urge judges to be more sceptical about the word of prosecutors and the police.

A spokeswoman says prosecutors are "quite" disappointed by the verdict, which they will study before deciding whether to appeal.

In 1985 a man named John Thompson was convicted of murder after prosecutors hid a blood test that would have cleared him of a prior conviction, for armed robbery.

The prosecutors said they believed the case still had legal merits, but the investigation had been irreparably tainted.

Even special prosecutors and judges have been attacked and harassed.

American prosecutors have made it clear that they will be more lenient with firms that confess possible lapses, rather than waiting to be caught.

Judge Orie pointed out that getting evidence in this case was an uphill battle for prosecutors.

Although CCTV footage of his death clearly showed the faces of the killer and his suspected look-out, prosecutors have been unable to trace either.