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Counsel for the prosecution then stated that he would offer no further evidence.

"Counsel for the prosecution has approved all the members of the jury," the judge said.

He looked grim as counsel for the prosecution resumed his seat.

As counsel for the prosecution, Hastings was the first barrister to speak.

After some further questioning, counsel for the prosecution said: "Take the witness."

So the chief counsel for the prosecution spoke of the prisoner, standing helpless before him at the Bar.

"The counsel for the prosecution will kindly shut up."

John Lucas sat very straight and very erect at the table assigned to counsel for the prosecution.

It was time for the counsels for the prosecution and defense to make their summations, before the jury decided.

The alarm siren saved Conway just as the counsels for the prosecution were having it all their own way.

"It's quite obvious to me," she said, in what she hoped was a good counsel for the prosecution tone, "that you don't believe my friend."

"Counsel for the prosecution," the stallion said.

As counsel for the prosecution remarked, earlier in the case, the prosecution desired that the defense have every opportunity to present its case.

Counsel for the prosecution broke in with impatience: "Your honor, the question is an irrelevant triviality.

Robert H. Jackson was the United States' chief counsel for the prosecution at the trials.

Mahon was junior counsel for the prosecution in the Parker-Hulme murder case in 1954.

At the end of the war he served as French counsel for the prosecution at the Nuremberg Trials.

Counsel for the prosecution, John Philpotts stated that the victim, a 19-year-old waitress, was too intoxicated to have consented.

A Dewsbury man was accused of, as counsel for the prosecution put it, effectively stealing Cleckheaton railway station.

Yes, but what if the Polish, Greek or Italian judge, counsel for the prosecution or prison authority does not deserve to be trusted?

He was examined by the Lord Advocate (as counsel for the prosecution); and said: "The prisoner was brought before me on the present charge.

In 1945, Mr. Shea became associate counsel for the prosecution of Axis war criminals in Nuremburg.

She was opposite to them, and Owen Davies, his face alight with wild enthusiasm, stood up and addressed them all like the counsel for the prosecution.

For an hour the counsel for the prosecution guided my wife gently through what had taken place that evening, up to the point when I had struck Jeremy.