udolf造句

• Udolf had Reeves thrown in jail on a bogus stolen weapon charge.
• Bruce Udolf, a former Georgia District Attorney, is a good example.
• Udolf claimed prosecutorial immunity, but the jury didn't buy his defense.
• The voters had already rendered their judgment, kicking Udolf out of office the year before.
• Udolf was found liable by a federal jury for violating a Dawsonville carpenter's constitutional rights.
• Udolf told Time : " I accept responsibility for that, and I regret it ."
• Udolf tried to coerce Ronald Reeves to testify against his employer in a drug case Udolf was prosecuting.
• Udolf tried to coerce Ronald Reeves to testify against his employer in a drug case Udolf was prosecuting.
• Reeves sued Udolf in federal court for violating his constitutional right to be free from unlawful seizure and detention.
• The suspect, a Dawson County carpenter, won a lawsuit charging that Udolf had violated his civil rights.
• "Udolf was breaking the law when he should have been upholding it, " he said.
• Reeves said he had no knowledge of such activities, but Udolf tried to get him to testify about them anyway.
• There were no leaks from the White House in my report of Udolf's record in Georgia a decade ago.
• Udolf isn't my idea of the caliber of lawyer who should be questionning the president of the United States.
• Wyatt said Udolf also offered in writing to drop the Kelleher drug case if Wyatt would drop Reeves'suit against him.
• Gold, who had already said no once to moving the trial, told Udolf, " You may be right.
• Udolf is the man who was fined by a federal judge for violating a citizen's constitutional rights with his unethical tactics.
• Udolf again urged Gold to move the trial, saying he had seen juror after juror unable to look Farrall in the eye.
• Attorney General Mike Bowers decided Udolf's $ 50, 000 judgment could be paid out of the state employees'liability fund.
• The lawsuit alleged that Udolf was trying to pressure the jailed suspect into giving false testimony against his employer in another, more serious, case.