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prosecutor

noun as in accuser

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noun as in district attorney

noun as in plaintiff

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noun as in prosecution

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She is due back in court for a felony settlement conference on Jan. 21, prosecutors said.

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It required a convoluted creation of what even one of the prosecutors called a “zombie” case.

American cities have suffered outbreaks of disorder under progressive district attorneys, but fortunately the U.S. federalist system has a partial remedy: Federal prosecutors who can sometimes tackle local crime.

Harvey Silverglate wrote a book explaining that a prosecutor can make a case that the typical professional commits “Three Felonies a Day.”

Deputies went to the home to conduct a welfare check and found the child’s body inside a cooler filled with ice, prosecutors said.

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