principal witness for the prosecution

She would be principal witness for the prosecution at the trial.

The prisoner was the principal witness for the prosecution.

What took place has to be reconstructed with the principal witness for the prosecution being unavailable.

The memory expert, the lawyers said, could also explain why the three principal witnesses for the prosecution, all journalists, may have had faulty recollections.

He was one of the principal witnesses for the prosecution in the Hélène Jégado trial in 1851.

Stephen Root as John M. Lloyd, a principal witness for the prosecution.

At his trial in Little Rock this year, the principal witnesses for the prosecution were his brother Cheyne and his mother, Gloria.

Then the Abbot himself gave evidence, since, where the charge was sorcery, no one seemed to think it strange that the same man should both act as judge and be the principal witness for the prosecution.

In the first place the prisoner was young and good-looking, then he was accused of a particularly dastardly crime, and there was the further interest of Romaine Heilger, the principal witness for the prosecution.

Adams told Morris that he had been framed, and that David Harris, who was present at the time of the murder and was the principal witness for the prosecution, had in fact killed Wood.

The principal witness for the prosecution is Vincent Parco, a private detective who testified in the first trial that he sold Ms. Warmus a gun and silencer for $1,500 shortly before the murder, ostensibly for her protection.

Lori Fortier, a principal witness for the prosecution in the Oklahoma City bombing trial, stood her ground today during four hours of cross-examination by Stephen Jones, the lead defense lawyer for Timothy J. McVeigh.

One of the earliest leaders of the survivors of the Holocaust together with her late and unforgettable husband Yossel, she was the principal witness for the prosecution at the first war crimes trial of the German murderers apprehended at Belsen.