Noun
Crown prosecutor (plural Crown prosecutors)
(Britain, Canada, Australia, law) The state prosecutor; the legal party responsible for presenting the case against an individual in a criminal trial.
crown prosecutor (plural crown prosecutors)
Alternative form of Crown prosecutor
A killer's chuckle led to a tense moment of confrontation Wednesday between a Crown prosecutor and a man on trial for slaughtering two people in their Vancouver home. Source: Internet
Crown prosecutor Steve Dickson opposed bail, saying the 19-year-old was involved in a “premeditated group attack” with “significant violence”. Source: Internet
Crown prosecutor Rosalind Greenwood read aloud an agreed statement of facts describing how victims aged 17 to 46 felt confused, embarrassed, numb and angry during appointments with Hoyte. Source: Internet
Crown prosecutor Fraser urged the jury to convict McKnight. Source: Internet
Crown prosecutor Jeff Lubyk is seeking a dangerous offender designation for Stevenson following a rash of violent assaults over an 11-year period. Source: Internet
"It's completely improbable that each of the 12 women who testified misunderstood their night with Mr. McKnight," Crown prosecutor Katherine Fraser told the jury Monday during closing arguments. Source: Internet