prosecuting witness

Watson, as prosecuting witness, first took the stand and told his story.

Very frequently you can try the prosecuting witness.

"Under the circumstances," he said, "I'm going to try to make the stories of the prosecuting witnesses sound improbable.

She became so skilled that by the early 1960s young prosecutors and defense attorneys would gather to watch her cross-examination of prosecuting witnesses.

She interviewed the prosecuting witness," he says.

According to the Judge at the court hearing, prosecution acted "negligently", having not discovered details of past convictions of the prosecuting witness.

Then the prosecuting witnesses, who are the only legal executioners known to Biblical and rabbinic laws (Deut.

I do desire that the charges against Mr. McElroy in which I am the prosecuting witness be dropped.

Medina Chided Justice Frankfurter found that he had "acted as the prosecuting witness; he thought of himself as such; his self-concern pervades the record."

If Fenwick had talked with that man he'd have found out the prosecuting witness couldn't have been where he said he was at the time the murder was committed."

One prosecuting witness, Cody Wayne Arledge, a paramedic in Tumwater, the town near Olympia where the couple lived, said Mr. Meling acted strangely the night his wife was poisoned.

"But at this juncture his relations with a woman parishioner were called in question by a hostile witness in a police court case in which he appeared as prosecuting witness, and became a front-page newspaper sensation.

Two months after Fenwick's client had been hanged, Fenwick found out the man wanted to see him about having the prosecuting witness in the murder case arrested for assault and battery growing out of an automobile accident.

Holloway's co-defendant and prosecuting witness testified that, although he pointed a gun at the driver and threatened to shoot him unless the driver relinquished the car and keys, the intent was to steal the vehicles and not to harm the occupants.

Judge Charles Anderson said he dismissed the charges against Bird; his brother, Mark Bird, and his sister, Linda Campbell, because the prosecuting witness, Benjamin Campbell, had advised the county attorney's office he wanted to drop the court case.

Two prosecuting witnesses, Denise Brown, Mrs. Simpson's sister, and Candace Garvey, described Mr. Simpson as uncharacteristically agitated and preoccupied at the recital, while the tape shows him greeting his former in-laws and picking up his son.

Then, if you can get a motive before the jury, you start showing opportunity, and if you can get motive and opportunity, you suddenly switch the accusation and claim there's just as much ground to suspect the prosecuting witness as there is the defendant."