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prosecutors <a prosecutor; prosecutors> N

prosecutors
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prosecutor <a prosecutor; prosecutors> N

prosecutor

deputy prosecutor LAW

Prosecutor General N

public prosecutor <a public prosecutor; public prosecutors> N

immediate office of the prosecutor LAW

address of the public prosecutor to the court

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When that did not elicit a response, he began writing the letters to media and prosecutors.
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Prosecutors asked for a combined sentence of 30 years in prison, the maximum sentence allowed by law.
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Prosecutors told the court customs officers opened the back of the HGV they noticed a foisty smell and "saw feet within the lorry".
www.chroniclelive.co.uk
Prosecutors and presiding officers are constitutionally bound, therefore, to prevent infringement of the right to a speedy trial.
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Prosecutors cooperate in order to reduce caseload, knowing the suspects will most likely violate probation making them easier to prosecute later.
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Prosecutors had said the defence proposal wasn't a valid plea bargain offer, although they could still agree to a plea before the case goes to trial.
news.nationalpost.com
And if a person pleads as charged to crimes like drunken driving, prosecutors and police say they might never know the outcome.
www.mlive.com
Moreover, prosecutors and defense attorneys often view each other as colleagues and generally wish to maintain good relations with one another.
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Both victims are still suffering the aftereffects of the savage attack, prosecutors said.
latimesblogs.latimes.com
It would be a breakthrough if the prosecutors received more than a mild reproof.
www.huffingtonpost.ca

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