Any prosecutor in the Union will call for and get a verdict of guilty without the jury leaving the box.

The company refused to pay the bribe, prosecutors say, and did not get the franchise.

"This is a lot nicer than what the prosecutors get," he said.

"And maybe the prosecutor can get more details than with someone who is under use immunity."

The only way to serve less time is to help prosecutors get someone else.

Maybe this is how prosecutors get their reputation for being cold-blooded.

All the information the prosecutors got was directly off the books and records of the company.

It refused to pay, prosecutors say, and did not get a Queens franchise.

In reality, the prosecutor almost always got the indictment he wanted.

Clearly, it would have been better had the local police and prosecutor got things right the first time around.