Sentence examples for Beyond prosecution from inspiring English sources

For the moment, those guilty of crimes in the Watergate case are beyond prosecution.

The verdict comes as a surprise to many who assumed the site, which indexes the "tracker" files that allow users to share video and music, was beyond prosecution in its home country of Sweden.

But the HSBC case, where thousands of emails over many years along with a great deal of other evidence proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that the bank was laundering money for some of the most murderous and evil drug cartels and terrorists on the face of earth, made it crystal clear that once your bank becomes a certain size, the DOJ considers you beyond prosecution.

It requires us to think beyond prosecutions and guilty verdicts, and examine the root causes of violence.

Beyond a prosecution in the district, federal authorities will probably not file separate charges, experts said, even though there are plausible federal crimes that carry the death penalty.

Beyond the prosecution of the Balkan wars, the Milosevic regime made a handful of friends very rich, inspired a number of gangland-style murders and impoverished the country.

There is simply no reason football and other sports at pro, college and even high school levels should any longer treat malicious on-field actions as beyond criminal prosecution.

The Wildlife Justice Commission (WJC), based in The Hague, launches this week with a mandate to move beyond the prosecution of poachers killing endangered species in sub-Saharan Africa to pursuing the "kingpins" who often dabble in multiple forms of criminality.

And it has found, under two governments, that some suspects are beyond effective prosecution, or deportation, leaving it to hold some indefinitely under "control orders" — an extended version of house arrest.

A lawyer for the civil liberties union, Taylor Pendergrass, said that the organization wanted to join Mr. Eisenstein's motion because the case had implications beyond the prosecution of Mr. Nunez.

These post-Miranda decisions permitted prosecutors to use statements obtained in violation of Miranda to impeach a defendant's credibility or for other purposes beyond the prosecution's direct case.