Sentences with phrase «known criminal prosecutor»

Not exact matches

Still all is not lost although the Vidal thing mmmm I dot know if it will happen, Public prosecutors in Chile are looking to force criminal charges on the guy, which means (If it does happen) No Visa.

«The prosecutors should not be permitted to raise all kinds of conduct that we now know is not criminal,» he said.

Prosecutors said the testimony is evidence of bribery, shows the criminal relationship between Mangano and Singh, and establishes that Mangano knew what he was doing was illegal.

A conservative activist best known as a crusader against violent video games is lobbying the Cuyahoga County (Ohio) prosecutor's office to consider a criminal menacing charge against Trump surrogate Roger Stone.

Washington (CNN)- Federal prosecutors can no longer obtain search warrants for information obtained by journalists unless reporters are the subject of a criminal investigation, a Justice Department official said Friday.

Federal prosecutors said it was the first criminal case involving this new form of spam — known as «spim.»

Executive director of the national No Kill Advocacy Center, Nathan Winograd is a graduate of Stanford Law School, and a former criminal prosecutor and corporate attorney.

Nathan J. Winograd is a graduate of Stanford Law School, a former criminal prosecutor and corporate attorney, has spoken nationally and internationally on animal sheltering issues, has written animal protection legislation at the state and national level, has created successful No Kill programs in both urban and rural communities, and has consulted with a wide range of animal protection groups including some of the largest and best known in the nation.

New York is one of 10 states where prosecutors can wait until a trial to turn over witness names and statements, grand jury testimony and other evidence known as discovery, which backs up criminal charges.

The Cochran Firm's criminal defense lawyers know that prosecutors take vehicle - related deaths quite seriously.

As a former prosecutor, Ambrosio E. Rodriguez knows how the prosecution will approach a criminal case and, more importantly, knows the mistakes they are likely to make.

As the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court made clear in relation to allegations of war crimes violations on the part of the United States in Iraq, the threshold of whether civilian casulaties are «clearly excessive» to the military advantage to be gained is a high one, the mere «death of civilians during an armed conflict, no matter how grave and regrettable, does not in itself constitute a war crime».

Formed by the merger of Sallah & Cox, LLC and Beam & Astarita, LLC, our attorneys include James D. Sallah, a former Senior SEC Attorney and in - house lawyer for a national brokerage firm, Mark J. Astarita, a nationally recognized securities litigator and outside counsel to dozens of regional broker - dealers and investment advisers, Jeffrey L. Cox, a former Senior SEC Attorney and federal prosecutor responsible for prosecuting economic crimes and Raymond Beam, a former prosecutor and well - known criminal defense attorney.

This is another reason why we usually recommend people hire local attorneys for Lake County criminal cases because the locals usually know how a judge is going to rule or how a prosecutor is going to handle a case.

But, a good faith belief of law enforcement that is unable to figure out who committed the crime with the resources available to them is a legitimate reason not to investigate and prosecute a crime, even in countries with legal systems based upon the German one where prosecutors have an enforceable legal obligation to prosecute criminal offenses known to them.

If you do know, however, that you want to be a criminal prosecutor, your path is clear — most state prosecutors» offices, particularly in larger cities, will take almost all comers.

If you or someone you know has been arrested or questioned in connection with a criminal investigation, it is essential that you consult an experienced criminal defense attorney before making any statement to police or prosecutors.

Criminal Defenses — With a former prosecutor on our team, we know how criminal cases operate and what's aCriminal Defenses — With a former prosecutor on our team, we know how criminal cases operate and what's acriminal cases operate and what's at stake.

The «Crown Policy Manual» outlined by the Attorney General provides a specific procedure on how Crown prosecutors are to execute their duties, It's critical for you to know that most Crown Attorneys are instructed to «carry out prosecution of domestic violence charges just as aggressively as any other type of criminal offences».

If you hire a criminal defense lawyer who is known for always pleading cases out, you are not likely to receive a favorable plea bargain from the prosecutor.

The Lerner and Rowe Law Group's criminal defense lawyers know that prosecutors all around the state take homicide cases seriously.

As our personal injury lawyers know, prosecutors (representing the government) will manage the criminal case against the drunken driver; their goals of landing a conviction and making sure that the drunk driver is punished appropriately are intended to protect society as a whole.

Attorney John D. Bowers knows felony criminal defense strategies well from valuable experience as an elected prosecutor, when he successfully obtained convictions in hundreds of cases including a murder that had occurred 15 years before.

Drawing on his experience at the English Bar as both prosecutor and defender in criminal cases, he is well known for his robust and no - holds - barred advocacy.

It's unethical for a prosecutor to put a witness on the stand in a criminal trial when he or she knows in advance that the witness is going to take the Fifth Amendment and refuse to testify at all.

Joined by lawyers tired of competitors who illegally solicit business following accidents, prosecutors are cracking down on a lesser - known, multimillion - dollar criminal enterprise in Texas: barratry.

One criminal prosecutor who knows about I.T. and who read the facts of the case said that he wondered who had been more impaired, the accused or the judge.

Being standing and injury - in - fact assertion a federal mandate I wish to know if there is any criminal case where the prosecutor had to establish standing?

It was asked if a prosecutor has standing to sue in a criminal case (or words to that affect), and the answer is a resounding NO!