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In common law systems, an adversarial or accusatory approach is used to adjudicate guilt or innocence.

Before dying, Walker looks around and sees himself surrounded by accusatory or passive looks of the poor people in the port.

The war production efforts of the US had previously been subject to congressional oversight during the Civil War (1861–1865) and after the Great War (1914–1918), but each of these were considered accusatory and negative.

They were trying to set the record straight and defend themselves against an accusatory pamphlet published by Mathew Carey, after he had fled the city for much of September 1793.

Truman was seen by Roosevelt as less ideological and accusatory and more practical.

Unlike in other congressional hearings, witnesses were generally treated with respect by the Truman Committee and were neither rushed nor subjected to insulting or accusatory language.

Whereas the earlier Magill was famously populist and leaned to the left, often carrying photographs of politicians with accusatory banner headlines, the new Magill published reviews, commentaries, analysis, book reviews and business reports as well as a broader range of articles than were found in Browne's fortnightly version.

अभियोगात्मक इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Psychologists hired by the defense believed Loukaitis suffered from either depression or bipolar disorder, while prosecution witness Dr.

In response to his failure, Habib instructed all embassy personnel in South Korea to cut ties with Park and warned several visiting congressmen about his illegal operations, only to be crossed by former Attorney General William Saxbe who warned Park of these actions and his potential prosecution.

The prosecution decided to call Smith as a rebuttal witness.

The prosecution went into a great deal of detail at length about the horrific nature of the crimes against the young victims, but presented no hard evidence other than the confessions.

However, the prosecution's tactic of using excerpts of each one's alleged confessions at the other's trial was ruled to have violated the Confrontation Clause because the co-defendant was non-testifying.

The prosecution insisted that they would be re-tried.

However, forensic investigation showed that the DNA found in a victim was not theirs, or that of the other two implicated in their confessions, and the prosecution abandoned plans for a retrial.

Kamm's letters and diary entries to the 15-year-old girl, which were made public during the court session, display an explicit sexual style and were major evidence in his prosecution.

Saddam's defense repeatedly argued for a delay in the proceedings, insisting that it had not been given evidence secured by the prosecution, had not been given sufficient time to review any prosecution documents, but these submissions received no response from the court.

The article described how Horowitz and a team of lawyers were fighting the United States government over millions of dollars that were seized as part of the criminal prosecution of Lazarenko more than 15 years ago.

“The complete breadth of evidence revealed that we could not in good faith proceed with the criminal prosecution against these men.

If a woman was wearing a yellow scarf across her head, she could show her naked body without prosecution.