(1) The defendant has the right to call witnesses and to cross-examine any witness called by the prosecution .

(2) The five traders caught in the first sweep are currently being interviewed with a view to prosecution .

(3) The prosecution follows a project carried out by the council's trading standards office last August.

(4) Such clauses need not prevent the prosecution of meritorious suits.

(5) That conduct consisted in the prosecution and settlement of the earlier action.

(6) He warned that those which continued to serve out of hours could face prosecution and possible closure.

(7) The main witness for the prosecution

(8) They are frequently of great importance both to the prosecution and to the defence in the conduct of the trial.

(9) It moves the onus of proof from the defendant to the prosecution , as recommended by public health experts.

(10) He later became the chief state witness for the prosecution in the arms trial.

(11) The prosecution alleged that failing to discharge their roles had contributed to the four deaths.

(12) Once he had raised this issue the prosecution was obliged to disprove it if they were to secure a conviction.

(13) He could be both a victim and a witness for the prosecution at such a trial.

(14) That is the way in which the prosecution conducted its case and it is the way in which her Honour summed up to the jury.

(15) Businesses without a new licence in August face prosecution if they continue to trade.

(16) It is not purely for the benefit of the prosecution to have the suspect picked out.

(17) Again the driver was offered a chance to go on the course rather than face prosecution .

(18) The prosecution said the teenager was seen carrying objects around and hurling stones during the disturbances.

(19) Either the prosecution proves that the accused had the requisite intent, or it does not.

(20) Whether or not the police did so, the prosecution of the accused proceeded on the evidence against them.