Sentence examples for a case after a from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors have wide discretion about whether to bring charges and pursue a case after a mistrial.

We'll change the law so that if the police decide to drop a case after a suspect has been identified, victims will have a new right to challenge their decision.

A spokeswoman for the Los Angeles County district attorney's office, Sandi Gibbons, said it was unusual to retry a case after a deadlocked jury leaned so heavily toward acquittal.

They cautioned that the inquiry was at an early stage and that it was routine for federal authorities to open a case after a big bank disclosed a huge blunder.

These people cautioned that the inquiry was preliminary and that it was routine for the Justice Department to open a case after a big bank disclosed a huge blunder.

But as the procedure becomes more common, so do cross-border legal and ethical problems, as highlighted by a case after a Thai surrogate mother bore twins: The Australian parents took the healthy child and left the one with Down syndrome behind.

And in 2000, Michael withdrew from a case after an article in The New York Post raised questions concerning how he had handled a possible conflict of interest in a major criminal case.

"In general, OSC opens a case after receiving a complaint," said spokesman Nick Schwellenbach, who would not comment specifically on Comey.

After the court session, Mr. Clark said it was nearly impossible to obtain the facts, and witnesses, in a case after half a century.

Low point: The company paid $1.6m£1m1m) to settle a case after discovering a subsidiary had been bribing customs officials in Argentina.

So far, these same broadcasters have lost in the Second Circuit Appeals Court, where officials refused to reconsider a case after upholding a ruling by district Judge Allison Nathan, who previously denied a preliminary injunction in New York.