Sentence examples for a final prosecution from inspiring English sources

They told the committee that fining tax dodgers and reclaiming unpaid tax instead was the most effective route to recovering money, and that successful prosecutions depended on having sufficient evidence to meet a very high legal threshold, with a final prosecution decision lying with the Crown Prosecution Service.

A couple were convicted of assaulting children last month in the final prosecution brought as a result of the historic abuse inquiry on the island.

The trial which collapsed yesterday was the final prosecution to be brought as a result of the sting operation, codenamed Operation Cotton.

For the final prosecution statement, deputy district attorney Alan Jackson repeated a theme he had struck in the first trial, taking jurors back to the night of Clarkson's death and asking them to imagine what they might have said to her before she got in Spector's car.

For the final prosecution statement, the deputy district attorney, Alan Jackson, repeated a theme he had struck in the first trial, taking jurors back to the night of Clarkson's death and asking them to imagine what they might have said to her before she got in Spector's car.

The deal, which could be made public as early as today, would have Andersen admit it committed a crime in destroying Enron-related documents, but the government would defer final prosecution.

But it's estimated the final prosecution alone cost 10 per cent of its £30 million budget.

"The system simply doesn't work if we lie to each other in government," said Mr. Hamilton as he concluded his daylong testimony as one of the final prosecution witnesses in the trial of the former national security adviser.

"Early on, he's on the way down or down," said Dr. Joseph Cohen, the final prosecution witness in the murder trial of four New York City police officers who fired 41 shots at Mr. Diallo, who was unarmed.

The morning session saw a final duel between the prosecution and defence, including debate over whether a world-famous double-amputee with prosthetic legs poses a flight risk if released.

Last month, detectives passed a final file to the Crown Prosecution Service.