The prosecutor and her team investigate crimes, gather evidence and submit indictments to the judges.

Normally, a prosecutor presents the evidence to a grand jury and submits indictments for its approval.

In advance of the trial, the prosecutor submitted a request for all the defense witnesses in the case.

The process passes into its second stage when the prosecutor submits his dossier to an examining magistrate.

Responsible prosecutors do not submit cases to a grand jury for indictment based upon probable cause.

The prosecutor submitted an indictment on 17 January 2011 and filed an amendment to the indictment on 12 March.

That is, even if the defendant acknowledges guilt, the prosecutor must submit evidence to establish guilt.

After examination, the prosecutor will submit his charges before the accused submits his defence.

In terms of section 5, however, if no prosecution is to be instituted, the prosecutor submits the statements to magistrate of the district.

During the inquest, prosecutors submitted evidence that Watson's story contradicted the record of his actions stored by his dive computer.