The phrase "after prosecuted" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to actions taken following a prosecution, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The case was dismissed after prosecuted, leading to confusion among the legal team."
Alternatives: "after the prosecution" or "following prosecution".
After prosecuting corrupt politicians as the United States attorney for Maryland, he challenged the state's Democratic machine in running for the 1964 Senate nomination, and won.
I can see why Moffat opted to go with the cocaine scene rather than a humdrum plotline about a lawyer getting pissed after prosecuting a defendant for drunk and disorderly behaviour.
But after prosecuting these types of cases for years, I came to expect it.
In fact, Roloff had already temporarily closed the school and the other homes he operated in Texas—after being prosecuted by the state on behalf of 16 former Rebekah Home for Girls residents.
Turing killed himself in 1954, two years after being prosecuted for gross indecency after he fell foul of anti-gay laws at the time.
Tearful families watched as both men were sentenced after being prosecuted by the Attorney General Dominic Grieve for "interfering with the administration of justice" through their internet activity.
Kidd, or rather the programme's researchers, discovered that he'd had to flee town after being prosecuted for food hoarding during the war.
After being prosecuted in America for running an unlicensed money-transmission firm (the home of E-Gold, a now-defunct digital currency), he moved the business to Costa Rica.
After being prosecuted, Buck served two years in prison for swindling money from the bank he worked for to fund his gambling problem.
On 21 October he was ordered to pay a £20,000 fine – the maximum magistrates could impose – plus £1,500 in costs and charges after being prosecuted by Haringey council.
