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1. During the trial he disqualified prosecutor Joshua Marquis from the trial.
2. Therefore I request restoration of said link on the Joshua Marquis page .  Preceding talk)
3. Joshua Marquis is district attorney in Clatsop County, Ore . and a member of the National District Attorney Association.
4. "Most charging decisions are done very quickly, where that racial information isn't necessary, " said Joshua Marquis, director of Oregon's District Attorney Association.
5. "It's the product of prosecutors and jurors being more discriminating, " said Joshua Marquis, co-chairman14 of the National District Attorneys Association's Capital Litigation Committee.
6. It's difficult to find joshua marquis in a sentence. 用joshua marquis造句挺難的
7. Joshua Marquis, a district attorney in Oregon who is a member of the board of the National District Attorneys Association, said that while he supports the death penalty, he strongly opposes the execution of the mentally retarded.
8. Joshua Marquis, a member of the board of directors of the National District Attorney's Association who has worked on both the prosecution and defense sides of death penalty cases, agreed with Freer's assessment of McVeigh's motivation.
9. "I can't even allow my deputy DAs to advise the local drug team on proper ways to use an informant, " said Joshua Marquis, district attorney for Clatsop County and president of the Oregon District Attorneys Association.
10. He was congratulated by Joshua Marquis, a prosecutor from Oregon and board member of the National District Attorneys Association, who warned that Leahy's bill could result in " a useless tidal wave of litigation from bored guilty criminals ."
11. But Joshua Marquis, a member of the board of directors of the National District Attorneys Association, said that the adversarial justice system remains a sound forum on which juries and judges can weigh matters like eyewitness testimony and circumstantial evidence and make sound convictions short of scientific certainty.
12. "It offends my conscience to execute someone who was under 18 at the time of the crime, " said District Attorney Joshua Marquis, of Astoria, Ore ., a member of the board of the National Association of District Attorneys, who otherwise supports the death penalty.
13. Many prosecutors accept that number . " I think 30 is fair, " said Joshua Marquis, the district attorney in Astoria, Ore ., and co-chairman of the capital litigation committee of the National District Attorneys Association . " I have no doubt that people who really didn't do it have been sentenced to death ."
14. So what they are saying is, ` Yes, he may have hacked her to death, but you can't prove he raped her first .'It is a strange case to choose as an example, " said Joshua Marquis, an Oregon prosecutor who serves on the board of directors of the National Association of Defense Attorneys.
15. "The steady drumbeat of the abolitionists is that prosecutorial misconduct and police misconduct is rampant, that eyewitnesses frequently misidentify people, that jailhouse snitches lie, and as a result we have literally scores of innocent people languishing on death row, " says Joshua Marquis, the district attorney in Astoria, Ore ., speaking on behalf of the American District Attorney's Association.