The phrase "active prosecution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to ongoing legal proceedings against an individual or entity.
Example: "The district attorney announced that there is currently an active prosecution against the suspect for multiple charges."
Alternatives: "ongoing prosecution" or "current prosecution".
"They have such an active prosecution system," says Cooper.
No charges have been brought forward, and neither case is part of an active prosecution.
A spokesman for the Suffolk County police declined to comment, citing the active prosecution of the case.
"Although prosecutions do occur in other jurisdictions, you don't have that kind of active prosecution policy that you have in Cameroon".
In San Francisco specifically, only 23 petitions for reduction or sentencing clearing have been filed over the past year, according to Gascón's office (the office has no active marijuana prosecutions).
There is strong, active, mainstream support for prosecutions.
ADF personnel who kill Isis members not engaged in active hostilities are vulnerable to prosecution under the commonwealth criminal code.
WASHINGTON -- Lois Lerner, the former Internal Revenue Service official at the center of the furor over the agency's alleged targeting of politically active nonprofits, will not face prosecution for refusing to testify before Congress, federal prosecutors announced Wednesday.
Remove these men from active ministry, provide rehabilitation, forgiveness, appropriate prosecution and move on.
The San Francisco police department was a byword for malevolent prosecution and entrapment, and received active encouragement from the Democratic mayor, Joseph Alioto, who sought votes from among the conservative Catholic working class.
As Snowden faces extradition and vengeful prosecution from the U.S. government, active support will be vital -- in the weeks, months and years ahead.
