Sentence examples for In either prosecution from inspiring English sources

Surveys have found that only 9% of Ripa authorisations have resulted in either prosecution or enforcement action, which is indicative of a "fishing expedition" approach to the use of the law – Ripa is being massively overused for trivial issues.

About 40 other detainees, including the Sept. 11 defendants, have been referred for prosecution in either a military or civilian criminal court.

But given the history of the case, Mr. Davis does not have a lot of faith in the prosecution, either.

"Aggrieved governments have had little success in the prosecution of either accused smugglers or dealers, and they have too little evidence to win most cases against large institutions for repatriation of objects believed stolen," she wrote.

Jennifer Daskal, senior counterterrorism counsel at Human Rights Watch, said Mr. Mukasey "is hedging in the interest of protecting current and former administration officials from possible prosecution," either in other countries or by a future American administration.

The firing of Comey is the central pillar of a possible obstruction-of-justice case against the President, either in a criminal prosecution or in an impeachment proceeding.

False arrests resulting from false alarms have historically (and especially in the US) resulted in prosecution and reputational costs for the stores involved (see Bickman et al. 1979).

The real lesson of the ruling, however, is that prosecution in either criminal court or a tribunal is the wrong approach.

The club did not give evidence either for the prosecution or the defence in this case.

In response, the prosecution immediately filed in opposition.

Such investigations often result in criminal prosecution.