Sentence examples for a realistic prosecution from inspiring English sources

In a statement on Monday, the SFO said that it had reviewed evidence and concluded: "In respect of some aspects of the allegations... there is insufficient evidence for a realistic prosecution".

Again, the CPS ruled that there was insufficient evidence for a realistic prosecution, and no criminal charges were brought.

A spokeswoman for Britain's Crown Prosecution Service said charges against Mr. Doherty, 25, the former singer of the Libertines, and Alan Wass, 23, a guitarist for the band Left Hand, had been dropped because of "insufficient evidence for a realistic chance of prosecution".

He would make a decision about whether there was a realistic chance of prosecution.

The tests a Crown prosecutor must apply in deciding whether to pursue a prosecution (ie whether there is a realistic prospect of conviction and whether prosecution is in the public interest) do not apply to a private prosecutor.

Starmer overturned an earlier decision not to prosecute anyone in relation to the death after the inquest heard new medical evidence and the opinion of experts leading him to conclude there was a "realistic prospect" of a successful prosecution of Harwood.

"We have determined that there is a realistic prospect of conviction and that a prosecution is in the public interest".

We have determined that there is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and that a prosecution is in the public interest".

Today, the ORR said: "While there remains sufficient evidence to provide a realistic prospect of conviction of Jarvis, a prosecution would no longer be in the public interest".

"We have decided there is sufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction and that a prosecution is in the public interest".

It identified three live cases and concluded that there was no longer a realistic prospect of a conviction, so the prosecutions were dropped.