Crown prosecutor

British

noun

another name for Crown attorney

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Adrian Foster, Chief Crown Prosecutor for the CPS Proceeds of Crime Division, said O'Connor "targeted well known individuals and used their accounts to scam people out of their crypto assets and money".

From BBC

Tracy Easton, chief crown prosecutor for the Crown Prosecution Service, said it had "worked closely with British Transport Police to review a huge volume of evidence including CCTV".

From BBC

But crown prosecutor Monika Knowles said the striking similarities in the accounts of the two men, who did not know each other, showed they were telling the truth.

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"Similar behaviour, similar setting, same man, same conclusion. This is not a coincidence," crown prosecutor Monika Knowles told the trial, according to local media.

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Samantha Yellend, London's senior crown prosecutor, said it was "shocking" that the couple would expose their child to "such obvious risks" and that their "reckless actions were driven by a selfish desire to keep their baby no matter the cost".

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