Sentence examples for about to be prosecuted from inspiring English sources

Are Canadians About to be Prosecuted for File Sharing?

Are Canadians About to Be Prosecuted for File Sharing?

Nearly all states allow children of just about any age to be prosecuted for prostitution — even though children are too young to consent to sex with adults.

It was that independence Judge Allred found that General Hartmann compromised by becoming so deeply involved in the prosecution that he was making decisions about what cases were to be prosecuted and how.

The Interior Ministry reported that 43 people had been detained on Friday and 50 on Saturday, and said that about 40 of those were likely to be prosecuted, according to Interfax.

It would be fascinating to see it paired with John Osborne's A Subject of Scandal and Concern about the last person in Britain to be prosecuted for blasphemy, in 1842.

For them [the James family] the whole process had been beyond traumatic and you add to that the possibility of prosecution in circumstances where I don't think anybody in the debate [about the law] wanted them to be prosecuted".

Baroness Hale observed: "Both prosecutors and sentencers will have to make careful judgments about who should be prosecuted and what punishment, if any, is appropriate.

Not only do states disagree about who should be prosecuted, they also differ over how to define the content to be criminalized.

As late as 1965, enquiries about whether Wodehouse would be prosecuted if he visited the UK to attend his grandson's wedding were met with the response that it was not possible "to give you an absolute assurance that in no circumstances would Mr PG Wodehouse be prosecuted if he were to come to this country".

The debate about how jihad may be prosecuted is not over by any means.