The Prosecutorsuggested a Dungeon with Bread and Water.
This is more particularly the case when the prosecutor happens to be a foreigner; while on the other hand, if he be the party accused, he is likely to be subjected to very severe treatment.
If I were so punished, I would stab my prosecutor to the heart," Jocelyn replied.
His prosecutor was a villain, and his sentence iniquitous.
Fortunately, however, a Select Committee of the House of Commons has taken a more sensible view of the Public Prosecutor and the duties he has so muddled, and recommended the abolition of his office.
Suppose the public prosecutor has asked for the galleys, that doesn't mean that the jury are all mad dogs like himself!
Dealing with the federal prosecutor in New York had also helped make up his mind.
Dealing with a minor in the federal court system was a big hassle, so the prosecutor decided to ask the state authorities to prosecute the case.
As to that clipping, the prosecutor will be found, and if there is a law in Canada a full apology will be printed in the journal.
The cattle-thief prosecutor has appeared, and will shortly present himself blushing before the public gaze.
Nothing makes a prosecutor madder than an impartial policeman.
I only wish the prosecutor would get to the point, if there is one.
If asprosecutor he could frame them, allowing rational objections from himself as defender, perhaps as witness (or accused?
She was watching the prosecutor with outward calm, her hands folded--white hands, actually strong, now seeming small and frail.
II Edith Nolan studied eleven faces, and the twelfth now giving the prosecutor stiffly reasonable answers.
Warner recalled their first meeting ten years ago, soon after Mann had been appointed special prosecutor for an investigation into county road construction frauds.
Mr. Warner, your remark to the prosecutorwas ill-chosen and unparliamentary.
As for the matter the prosecutorspecifically mentioned, adultery, I don't know, as I said, how the state of New Essex technically regards that action.
Were prosecutor and defender today any more concerned with truth than those bumbling muscle-men?
When Cooper called on Bennett to sum up, the prosecutor rose and sidled over to the jury.
I will send for a cab: for we must make haste if I am to see the public prosecutor to-day.
In a few hours the commissary of police, the legal physician, and the public prosecutor will be here.
If we declare to the public prosecutor that we have seen these footprints, he will ask, where?
I will see the public prosecutor myself; I will speak to him, and plead your case for you.
I can understand the police-officer, who simply obeys orders, but the prosecutor drawing up an act of that kind.
At this moment the public prosecutor raised himself a little, leaning on one elbow in an awkward manner.
The advocate appointed by the Court proved that the theft was not committed from a dwelling-place, and that, though the crime was a serious one, the prisoner was not so very dangerous to society as the prosecutor stated.
But the public prosecutor showed mercy neither to himself nor to any one else.
When he had finished the public prosecutor got up to reply.
He invited me for the lodgers; it was not an acquaintance at all," answered Maslova, anxiously moving her eyes from the president to the public prosecutor and back to the president.
The public prosecutor spoke at great length, trying not to forget any of the notions he had formed in his mind, and, on the other hand, never to hesitate, and let his speech flow on for an hour and a quarter without a break.
It is the business of the Public Prosecutor to visit the prison and to find out if the prisoners are kept there lawfully.
Just as the witnesses were about to look at these things, the public prosecutor rose and demanded that before they did this the results of the doctor's examination of the body should be read.
Everybody sat down again, and the president asked the prosecutor what punishments the prisoners were to be subjected to.
The magistrate examined him and the public prosecutor drew up an act of indictment, and the law courts committed him for trial.
When the case came up before the courts, the public prosecutor pleaded for the severe punishment of the culprits.
Then, both the tribunician power and the liberty of the commons having been firmly established, the tribunes, now deeming it both safe and seasonable to attack individuals, singled out Verginius as the first prosecutor and Appius as defendant.
The judge and the prosecutor talked together in a low voice.
Messieurs," she said to the public prosecutor and the judge, "I am a stranger here, and a Spaniard.
Leave the room," said the prosecutor to the gendarmes.
Examples here would be a watchman who fails to report thefts, a man serving on the grand jury who does not vote for an indictment when he should, a prosecutor who is careless.
Similarly, a prosecutor is unjust if he suppresses facts or testimony or papers that would establish the innocence of an accused person.
The party who is required to make answer to the charges of the plaintiff or prosecutor is known as the defendant or the accused.
An English criminal trial is a public inquiry, having for its object the discover of truth, but thrown for the purposes of obtaining that end into the form of a litigation between the prosecutor and the prisoner.
Fitzjames divined the meaning, and after talking to them for twenty minutes, during which he would not directly ask questions, succeeded in making it clear that the prosecutor was lying, and obtained an acquittal.
The public prosecutor has already begun his preliminary proceedings; remember that it depends on me how they shall be completed.
The public prosecutor scents a culprit, and there is no fear he will drop the trail," said the notary.
If you exert yourself, the public prosecutor will be beaten in no time.
April 27 the commissioners made their report, and the Promotor Haereticae Pravitatis, or prosecutor for heresy, accompanied it with a long indictment enumerating his offences.
