The phrase "about this prosecution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing matters related to a legal case or criminal charges.
Example: "The attorney provided detailed information about this prosecution during the press conference."
Alternatives: "regarding this prosecution" or "concerning this prosecution".
People facilitating torture should be prosecuted, but the most fascinating thing about this prosecution is the two central characters.
"That speaks volumes about this prosecution," said Gilbert Gallegos, who was Mr. Richardson's deputy chief of staff.
There are also a number of questions about the timing, nature and possible political spin about this prosecution, which I have previously raised here and here.
"If I had known about this prosecution in advance, I would have gone to court to defend Mr Holes's right to freedom of expression," he said.
One of the strange things about this prosecution is that the acts were so open and so much a part of normal politics, if there is any normality in American politics anymore.
But the office of James B. Comey, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said in a brief filed late Friday that there was "nothing about this prosecution" that violated Ms. Stewart's First Amendment rights.
I don't feel sympathy for him, so much as a profound hesitation about seeing this prosecution as a grand triumph.
"This prosecution is about consequence and accountability.
This prosecution is less about Abacus or Tourre, in fact, than it is about the SEC.
However, despite increasing evidence that cyber hate is on the rise, the availability of legislation to bring about prosecution, and the desire from leading social media companies to reduce harm, it goes largely unpunished given the multiple difficulties in policing online public spaces.
One juror checked "yes" when asked whether he had "feelings about the prosecution of accused terrorists in courts like this" that could interfere with his ability to be impartial.
