Prosecutors Sample Clauses

Prosecutors. 1. There shall be one Cambodian prosecutor and one international prosecutor competent to appear in both Xxxxxxxx, serving as co-prosecutors. They shall be responsible for the conduct of the prosecutions.
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Prosecutors. For a minimum of two (2) years, prosecutors operating in the Biloxi Municipal Court shall attend annual trainings on LFO issues. The training shall address:
Prosecutors. Prosecutors shall receive an additional 2% pay per hour over their current hourly base pay while performing prosecutorial duties. For the purposes of this provision, any work performed during the Fourth of July weekend shall by deemed as performing prosecutorial duties.
Prosecutors. A Deputy District Attorney from each of the counties, as designated by the respective District Attorney’s Office, shall be assigned, as needed, to participate in ACTION Project Investigative Team prosecutions.
Prosecutors. Prosecutors shall receive an additional 5% pay per hour over their current hourly base pay while preforming prosecutorial duties. For the purposes of this provision, any work preformed during the Fourth of July weekend shall by deemed as performing prosecutorial duties. Motorcycle Patrol Officers Full-time Motorcycle Patrol Officers shall receive an additional 5% pay per hour over their current hourly base pay while riding a police motorcycle on patrol. Part-time Motorcycle Patrol Officers shall receive one dollar ($1) per hour over their current hourly base pay while riding a police motorcycle on patrol. Field Training Officers Field Training Officers shall receive an additional 5% pay per hour over their current hourly base pay while actually training a new police officer. Patrol — Special 4/1/2016 4/1/17 4/1/18 Start $17.06 $17.57 $18.10 Five Years in Service $18.65 $19.21 $19.79 Twelve Years in Service $19.20 $19.78 $20.37 Sixteen Years in Service $19.72 $20.31 $20.92 Twenty Years in Service $20.80 $21.42 $22.06 Section 2. In addition to the provisions of Section 1 of this Article, regular police officers working the scheduled patrol shift 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM, shall receive an additional sixty cents ($.60) per hour, and those regular police officers working the scheduled patrol shift 11:00 PM to 7:00 AM shall receive an additional one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per hour over the base pay rate.
Prosecutors tion with security cases in 2011, but they managed to flee the Kingdom. The first suspect is said to have dressed and worn make-up to impersonate his sister, whose ID was used to facilitate his escape from the Kingdom. The second man reportedly used his cousin’s ID card which had a picture similar to his face in his attempt to flee. They were arrested by Inter- pol although they tried to legal- ise their stay in Kuwait by leav- ing for the UAE and returning back using their original IDs. back to 2011 between Qatari officials and senior members hear the Public Prosecution’s closing arguments. Three opposition members was breaking the law by having contact with the Qatari gov- ernment.
Prosecutors tion with security cases in 2011, but they managed to flee the Kingdom. The first suspect is said to have dressed and worn make-up to impersonate his sister, whose ID was used to facilitate his escape from the Kingdom. The second man reportedly used his cousin’s ID card which had a picture similar to his face in his attempt to flee. They were arrested by Inter- pol although they tried to legal- ise their stay in Kuwait by leav- ing for the UAE and returning back using their original IDs. of Al Wefaq. have been tried in connec- tion with this case including two former Al Wefaq MPs – Recordings of conversations between the defendants and Qatari officials have already CBB raises key interest rate TDT | Manama T Xxx Xxxxx he High Appeals Court has adjourned the tri- al of Xxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxx and Xxx Xx Xxxxx. They have been accused of spying on behalf of a foreign country. They were cleared by the High Criminal Court, but been played in court as evi- dence. The cleric is due to com- plete a four-year jail sentence in December for inciting others to break the law and sectari- anism. Manama T he Central Bank of Bahrain (CBB) has de- cided and effective immediately to raise its key policy interest rate. The CBB’s key policy interest rate on the one- week deposit facility was raised from 2.25 per cent to 2.5pc.
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Prosecutors. The OCC employed 94 prosecutors during its existence – less than 20% of its total staff. One prosecutor worked on eight cases, eight prosecutors worked on three cases, and 19 prosecutors worked on two cases.71 The number of prosecutors varied significantly by trial. 34 attorneys were involved in the Ministries case, by far the largest staff. Only five attorneys, by contrast, were involved in the Justice case. After Ministries, the largest staffs were involved in the industrialist cases: 11 in Flick, 13 in Farben, and 12 in Xxxxx.72 Notably, other than Xxxxxx, all of the prosecutors were civilians during the trials.73 Xxxxxx never publicly discussed whether he was satisfied with the prosecutors that worked in the OCC. On the eve of the OCC’s creation, however, he wrote to Xxxxxx

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