The charges have been read and the prosecution has proved their truth.

Yet other prosecutions could still prove impossible under such logic.

The prosecution cannot prove the case beyond reasonable doubt against either one of them.

Mason said, "I can show them what could have happened, and the prosecution can't prove it didn't happen."

What must the prosecution prove to transfer burden to the defendant?

Yet they took only two hours to agree that the prosecution had not proved its case.

The judge however found that the prosecution had not proved their case beyond a reasonable doubt.

The prosecution could not prove that she fired the fatal shots.

But she stressed, "The prosecution didn't prove enough for the murder charge."

There can be no talk of his being guilty before the prosecution has proved its case in court.