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The phrase "a prosecution for common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "The case was dismissed due to a lack of evidence, leading to a prosecution for common law offenses being unlikely."
Alternatives: "a case for common law" or "a charge for common offenses".
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The CPS lost the option of bringing a prosecution for common assault because the six-month period had passed.
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In May 1792 a prosecution for sedition was initiated against him.
In the remaining states prosecutions for common-law offenses not specified in statutes do sometimes occur.
There has not been a single prosecution for insider trading in South Africa.This could change.
Anwar, the opposition leader, has faced prosecution for sodomy, a prosecution widely denounced in the West, which Trevino defended as more "nuanced" than American observers realized.
Those who campaigned for a prosecution welcomed today's decision.
"We are not calling for a prosecution or an arrest.
The department sets a high bar for such a prosecution.
There have been some attempts to carry out prosecutions for kidnappings under common criminal law for but the courts have not yet accepted these either".
"Of course, we regard that as a road map for prosecution, for future prosecution".
They would stay silent even when threatened with prosecution for "assisting a criminal organisation".
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