Sentence examples for a point of prosecuting from inspiring English sources

But the most immediate victim of the Rampart scandal is not likely to be a police officer but Gil Garcetti, the hard-hitting district attorney who made a point of prosecuting gangs.

But Leon Borstein, who was Ms. Crilley's boyfriend and said he was with the police when they discovered her body in her apartment, said he did not see the point of prosecuting a serial killer already on death row.

What was the point of prosecuting me and gathering all that intelligence on me if they didn't want to discredit me?" Brooks said he was dismayed that Ellison did not consult more widely with him and his solicitor, Jane Deighton, while gathering evidence.

The former Attorney General Dominic Grieve QC says that he is concerned that extremism powers could result in people being prosecuted for having a point of view.

The former attorney general Dominic Grieve QC says he is concerned that extremism powers could result in people being prosecuted for having a point of view.

But the Kenya trials also have become a point of tension between the African Union and the International Criminal Court, the Hague-based judicial authority that has focused on prosecuting accusations against African political figures.

A point of interest.

A point of light.

He also made something of a specialty of prosecuting Medicaid and workers' compensation fraud.

Finally, the third approach was to examine the impact based on a set of prosecuted insider trading cases.

Who had ever heard of prosecuting a twenty-four-year-old for lying about an affair?