private prosecutor

There has never been a question about the performance of the private prosecutors.

Costs may be awarded to a successful private prosecutor out of central funds.

The private prosecutor must provide security for the costs of the private prosecution.

Private prosecutors were also used in North Carolina as late as 1975.

Philippines law permits private prosecutors to prosecute cases under the direction and control of a public prosecutor.

The use of a private prosecutor was incorporated into the common law of Virginia and is still permitted there.

These precedents do not hold out great hope for private prosecutors determined to teach their critics a lesson in the criminal courts.

Private prosecutors in the Philippines are private attorneys that work with police and public prosecutors to help bring criminal cases.

This section permitted a defendant who had been charged by a private prosecutor to recover the costs of his legal defence if found not guilty.

Private prosecutors can be involved in cases in front of the national anti-corruption court the Sandiganbayan.

Such prosecutions are to be instituted in the name of the private prosecutor, not in the name of the State.

And the freelancers were correct in their assessment of private prosecutor Edward Huromonus.

The court may award costs to a successful private prosecutor, and against an unsuccessful private prosecutor.

In a system which still marginally allowed the use of private prosecutors, antagonists in one case were often co-counsel in the next.

Either trial judge William Carlos Ives or a justice of the peace countered by appointing a private prosecutor so the case could go ahead.

In court, the private prosecutor sits alongside with the public prosecutor as an accessory, and is merely called the "plaintiff" (partie civile).

In 2001, Diokno was team leader and private prosecutor in the impeachment proceedings against then-President Joseph Estrada.

He has also written two produced plays, The Private Prosecutor, put on at the Royal Court Theatre in 1957, and The Dealer.

The chairperson, introduced by Doyle Blumhaven at the press conference, is to be private prosecutor Edward Huromonus."

Private prosecutors walked out of the trial when pro-Estrada senators prevented the opening of an evidence (a brown envelope) containing bank records allegedly owned by President Estrada.

During the Estrada Impeachment trial, Hernando Perez, a known lawyer from Batangas City served as private prosecutor.

Bruce L. Benson's To Serve and Protect lauds the role of private prosecutors, often employed by prosecution associations, in serving the needs of crime victims in England.

As the principal private prosecutor during the impeachment proceedings, he displayed his talents as a seasoned litigator when he presented the prosecution's star witness, former Gov. Luis Singson.

The Government has decided that for a private prosecutor to obtain an arrest warrant under Universal Jurisdiction, they should have the consent of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

The Court noted that historically it may have made sense to infer malice when a private prosecutor had no reasonable or probable grounds - otherwise, there would have been no reason to prosecute the case.