| prosecution say | 19.22 | The prosecution has said it will appeal. | ||
| prosecution be | 15.14 | Prosecutions are rare. | ||
| prosecution have | 7.70 | The prosecution has three days to appeal. | ||
| prosecution allege | 5.53 | He was chief of local police, the prosecution alleges. | ||
| prosecution ask | 4.48 | Prosecution asks for genocide conviction. | ||
| prosecution argue | 4.28 | But the prosecution argued against it. | ||
| prosecution contend | 4.28 | The prosecution contends Wang did not do that. | ||
| prosecution claim | 4.02 | The prosecution claims the results are inadmissible. | ||
| prosecution fail | 3.49 | But the prosecution has failed to secure sufficient evidence of a fund. | ||
| prosecution seek | 3.49 | The prosecution is seeking the death penalty. | ||
| prosecution call | 3.29 | The prosecution called their first witness. | ||
| prosecution rest | 3.23 | Prosecution rests. | ||
| prosecution prove | 2.83 | The prosecution had proven its case. | ||
| prosecution appeal | 2.57 | The prosecution appealed. | ||
| prosecution present | 2.37 | Oh, the prosecution would present its original case. | ||
| prosecution begin | 1.84 | Prosecutions begin in disappearances. | ||
| prosecution try | 1.84 | Porter said those are all questions the prosecution will try to answer. | ||
| prosecution demand | 1.78 | The prosecution had demanded a life sentence. | ||
| prosecution make | 1.78 | The prosecution made its case and made it well. | ||
| prosecution drop | 1.38 | But the prosecution has dropped the appeal. |