Examples of using Prosecuting in English and their translations into Turkish
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It does to the prosecuting solicitors.
The shit's open to the public after they finish prosecuting your ass.
Stop prosecuting so many drug crimes.
Attorney dies while prosecuting you?
You are prosecuting an abortion doctor for murder.
A U.S. attorney dies while prosecuting you?
So prosecuting me becomes a little tricky when it's a pile of rubble.
I spoke to the prosecuting solicitor.
Prosecuting officer is here to take you to Albany.
Can they do that without prosecuting him?
After they finish prosecuting your ass. Hey, the shit's open to the public.
You can do the right thing by prosecuting the Governor.
After they finish prosecuting your ass. Hey, the shit's open to the public.
So the firm will have to eat the cost of prosecuting this matter.
But if I were prosecuting… Of course, I usually defend people.
I will be speaking to the prosecuting solicitors.
Of course, I usually defend people, Miss Daniels,but if I were prosecuting.
She took control by prosecuting him, disparaging his reputation.
How far in advance did you know Amanda was prosecuting the case?
The agreement bars us from prosecuting the defendant unless he violated it.
And Colonel Gillian Davis was brought in as chief prosecuting attorney.
From prosecuting the defendant unless he violated it.- The agreement bars us.
But I can nothurt the people who contact him so highly, by prosecuting him.
You would just stop prosecuting all drug crime? So what?
And I would urge the new State's Attorney to reconsider prosecuting.
To reconsider prosecuting. And I would urge the new State's Attorney.
Find the whereabouts of everybody else associated with prosecuting Vincent Hanlan, fast?
Tony. associated with prosecuting Vincent Hanlan, fast. Find the whereabouts of everybody else.
Tony. Find the whereabouts of everybody else associated with prosecuting Vincent Hanlan, fast?
The problem with prosecuting occult crime… is the judicial concept of reasonable doubt.