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| man was "guilty as sin", and that the crown | prosecution service "should save taxpayers' money". |
| In May 2009 the Crown | Prosecution Service decided there was insufficient evid |
| rion Solicitors, Norton Rose LLP, the Crown | Prosecution Service, Eversheds LLP and Grant Thornton U |
| Antony Swift, of the Crown | Prosecution Service, said Westfield would appear at Cit |
| f Public Prosecutions and head of the Crown | Prosecution Service, Sir Allan Green KCB QC, was arrest |
| She also served as the head of the Crown | Prosecution Service. |
| Police and | prosecution services in other Canadian jurisdictions st |
| He energetically pressed the Panama | prosecution, so much so that he was accused of having p |
| Prosecution solely because of accessing a blocked site | |
| After the | prosecution spent several days detailing the “lurid and |
| as registered against him which has entered | prosecution stage. |
| ed to date back at least ten years, and the | prosecution stated that there was some evidence that th |
| irector Michael McKevitt, witnesses for the | prosecution stated that the inaccurate warnings were ac |
| The | prosecution stated that the son, Duane, was taken upsta |
| The | prosecution submitted burned bones as evidence of Frank |
| At trial, the | prosecution submitted that it was at this time that "he |
| The | prosecution subsequently announced that the death penal |
| Only if the | prosecution succeed in this does the defendant have the |
| The | prosecution succeeded in demonstrating to the jury of a |
| After evading | prosecution successfully for many years he was finally |
| 31 March 1872, he pleaded insanity but the | prosecution successfully argued that the crime was prem |
| Obscenity | Prosecution Task Force |
| His career was notable for his role in the | prosecution team at the Nuremberg Trials. |
| Morris's | prosecution team had proposed charges against Al Qahtan |
| He was a member of the | prosecution team in the Rosenberg trial. |
| That Borch had assured the | prosecution team that the officers sitting in judgment |
| ved as Chief of Administration for the U.S. | prosecution team at the Nazi war crimes trials in Nurem |
| He was on the | prosecution team for Thomas Ley and Lawrence Smith (the |
| e executive most notable for being the U.S. | prosecution team's chief interpreter in 1945 prior to t |
| ry, he continued to work for the Guantanamo | prosecution teams as a civilian consultant. |
| Rastafarian religion and thus exempt from a | prosecution that would have otherwise ensued. |
| article on Women and the polygamy | prosecution that cites Madsen multiple times |
| ited States v. Tiede, an aircraft hijacking | prosecution that was the sole case ever tried in the Un |
| The judge has told the | prosecution that it must present some evidence of these |
| e contends that Dr. MacDonnell had told the | prosecution that Behenna's story was consistent with th |
| trial in Arkansas, Miller testified for the | prosecution that he had received $200,000 in stolen mon |
| his famous Speech for the Defendant in the | Prosecution, the Queen v. Moxon, for the Publication of |
| In the resulting | prosecution, the trial court acquitted all of the accus |
| n immunity law that protects Ministers from | prosecution, the opposition accused Berlusconi of makin |
| For the FBI and the | prosecution, the cost of betraying Hardy in this fashio |
| During the | prosecution, the defendants' attorneys cross-examined A |
| The | prosecution then calls a peasant woman (Barbara Miller) |
| fair game to the DEA and subject to federal | prosecution, they continue to require secrecy. |
| hough an individual can initiate a criminal | prosecution, this is very rare due to many reasons: exp |
| The abandonment of the | prosecution threatens to result in a series of test cas |
| Defense lawyers want the | prosecution to produce some evidence that Okah was invo |
| and career from an investigator of district | prosecution to the first deputy of General Public Prose |
| There is no need for the | prosecution to show the defendant was negligent or at f |
| ally necessary, Black put the burden on the | prosecution to prove that the abortion had not been nec |
| ecause he kept trying to force Omar Khadr's | prosecution to release evidence to Khadr's Defense atto |
| tor of the violence and that it was for the | prosecution to prove that fear was in the victim's mind |
| The ability of the | prosecution to introduce further evidence after the clo |
| ulston allowed his personal support for the | prosecution to affect his decisions during the course o |
| , was given state and federal immunity from | prosecution to tell the full story of what happened. |
| o get new rules which would have caused the | Prosecution to abandon charging Guantanamo captives lik |
| In an apparent attempt to force the | prosecution to try the case with the least forensic evi |
| rs the power to grant immunity from British | prosecution to SIS personnel when they engage in any ac |
| tween 2008 and 2009, granting immunity from | prosecution to the four highest political offices in It |
| rs the power to grant immunity from British | prosecution to SIS personnel when they engage in any ac |
| It almost always sided with the | prosecution, to the point that being haled before it wa |
| The Smith Act under which the | prosecution took place was later found to be unconstitu |
| enactment of this chapter, relating to the | prosecution, trial, or judgment of a military commissio |
| roversial trial concluded in 1949, with the | prosecution unable to prove most allegations, and Mente |
| and sale of isoproscaline may be subject to | prosecution under the Federal Analog Act. |
| - to incite a libel suit rather than seek a | prosecution under the Act. |
| ubject possession and sale of proscaline to | prosecution under the Federal Analog Act. |
| ossession and sale of DON may be subject to | prosecution under the Federal Analog Act. |
| ulted in the only successful Reconstruction | prosecution under the state's civil rights law. |
| ssives to pro-Nazi agitators, in a sedition | prosecution under the Smith Act which ended in a mistri |
| y the police, under caution, with a view to | prosecution under the terms of the Obscene Publications |
| rworld links and decide whether to sanction | prosecution under the Maharashtra Control of Organised |
| er the HADOPI law does not exclude separate | prosecution under the French code of Intellectual Prope |
| when Duncan Sandys MP was "threatened" with | prosecution under section 6 in attempt to get him to di |
| n consumption, was on the government if any | prosecution under the Federal Analog Act was to occur. |
| ites, racists and Holocaust deniers against | prosecution under hate crime and human rights legislati |
| an investigation that is working towards a | prosecution under this Act. |
| However, no | prosecution under the Act could be commenced without th |
| ad provided a limited 'immunity' defense to | prosecution under state law for cultivation or possessi |
| Nor did his defense object to the | prosecution using the same confession made in custody, |
| e testimony itself is important because the | prosecution wants to show that Charles Taylor has the m |
| The | prosecution wants to deny bail, saying that he could ru |
| ry of anti-Jewish incidents in Iraq and the | prosecution was not able to produce a single eyewitness |
| e prosecutors; the Chief of Counsel for the | Prosecution was Brigadier General Telford Taylor. |
| mong the cases in which he appeared for the | prosecution was the trial of John M. Dunn for the murde |
| The | prosecution was unable to prove that they had either co |
| d only twice a year in the area; to bring a | prosecution was "vastly expensive", and the stolen good |
| Among the witnesses for the | prosecution was Dr Joseph Bell, the Edinburgh surgeon a |
| The trial judge was Lord Menzies; the | prosecution was led by Advocate Depute Dorthy Bain, and |
| of the Act of Indemnity passed in June his | prosecution was abandoned and he was discharged. |
| Criminal investigation and | prosecution was not included in the original mandate fo |
| road, or because they were not warned that | prosecution was intended pursuant to section 1 of the R |
| the statute of limitations for an espionage | prosecution was quite short. |
| The Chief of Counsel for the | Prosecution was Telford Taylor; his deputy was Charles |
| Tom Ward, the chief witness for the | prosecution was himself serving an eleven-month sentenc |
| ted that this option was explored after the | prosecution was successful in striking a deal with some |
| missioners (all firm Parliamentarians); the | prosecution was led by Cooke. |
| The Chief of Counsel for the | Prosecution was Telford Taylor, and the Chief Trial Cou |
| The speech for the | prosecution was written by Anaximenes of Lampsacus acco |
| allowed to call twenty witnesses-while the | prosecution was allowed to call however many they pleas |
| rgets career criminals for apprehension and | prosecution, was one of the first such efforts in the U |
| The Chief of Counsel for the | Prosecution was Telford Taylor, the chief prosecutor fo |
| The Chief of Counsel for the | Prosecution was Telford Taylor; the Chief Prosecutor fo |
| depositions were taken against him, but the | prosecution was dropped. |
| The Chief of Counsel for the | Prosecution was Telford Taylor and the chief prosecutor |
| file a case regarding the Article 301, this | prosecution was stroke out by the dismissal of the mini |
| publishing an unstamped newspaper, but the | prosecution was dropped upon the repeal of the tax. |
| ederal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid | prosecution was issued for his arrest on January 12, 20 |
| versed the attainder on the ground that the | prosecution was irregular and the verdict injuriously e |
| ongly prosecuted and convicted and that the | prosecution was political in nature, with Lea being mad |
| Tam said the | prosecution was politically motivated. |
| The | prosecution was wrong-footed and never fully recovered. |
| The 1633-34 | prosecution was a sequel to a larger trial of 1612 (the |
| Due to a 1994 change in Michigan law, the | prosecution was allowed to enter details of previous in |
| The Chief of Counsel for the | Prosecution was Telford Taylor. |
| er attorneys general and officials that his | prosecution was intentionally wrongful, engineered by p |
| place, or because they were not warned that | prosecution was intended pursuant to section 1 of the R |
| The sentence was twice what the | prosecution was seeking. |
| The chief witnesses for the | prosecution were William Bedloe and Oates, who swore th |
| The remaining two sections provide that a | prosecution where a death occurs more than three years |
| uted orange juice, and a major Chicago gang | prosecution which fell apart amid accusations of inappr |
| l, a hearing on March 31, 2010 in which the | prosecution will present its evidence against them. |
| n the accord granting Speight immunity from | prosecution, with Bainimarama saying that the military |
| agg would receive compensation for wrongful | prosecution, with the amount to be set by an independen |
| lties, such as civil litigation or criminal | prosecution with the prospect of potential imprisonment |
| acquittal of some of his co-defendants, the | prosecution withdrew the case against him and he was re |
| is verdict based on the contention that the | prosecution withheld Brady material in the form of the |
| ves on official business have immunity from | prosecution within British courts and any other immunit |
| Blackwell was a | prosecution witness in the 1966 private prosecution att |
| ing information and playing the role of key | prosecution witness in at least two terrorism trials in |
| he shape of the letter opener, although one | prosecution witness also conceded that the stains appea |
| He was also instrumental for being the key | prosecution witness during the Singapore War Crimes Tri |
| erces a confession, ala Perry Mason, from a | prosecution witness in his cross-examination. |
| O'Callaghan appeared as a Crown | Prosecution witness in August 2006 during the trial of |
| Van der Bijl was also believed to be a key | prosecution witness in the trial against Willem Holleed |
| In 1942, Rheinschild was a | prosecution witness against Bugsy Siegel on charges of |
| Subsequently, Derickson testified as a | prosecution witness at the trial of Mohammed Ali Hamadi |
| David Smith is the main | prosecution witness, and Maureen, pregnant again, agree |
| cast doubt upon the reliability of the main | prosecution witness, Tony Gauci. |
| was able to nullify the testimony of a key | prosecution witness. |
| miji's health issues and the pregnancy of a | prosecution witness. |
| Main | Prosecution Witness: Joanne Lees |
| d counsel David Frakt reported that the new | prosecution witnesses had received gifts or cash in ret |
| Judge Russo said that testimony from | prosecution witnesses including Melissa was too conflic |
| n for a new trial, alleging that one of the | prosecution witnesses was a CIA operative who himself w |
| Among the | prosecution witnesses were Calabrese's brother, Nick Ca |
| He cited the dishonesty of the principal | prosecution witnesses, the evidence of the defence witn |
| Observer to publish the names of one of the | prosecution witnesses, when there was a suppression ord |
| er with another former member were the main | prosecution witnesses. |
| defense, and his lawyers made mincemeat of | prosecution witnesses. |
| rosecuting and defending, he specialised in | prosecution work from 1986, including several cases of |
| and Oxford Circuit, principally in criminal | prosecution work, initially from chambers at 10 King's |
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