The phrase "all prosecuting" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to all parties involved in prosecution, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In the case, all prosecuting attorneys presented their arguments effectively."
Alternatives: "all prosecuting parties" or "all prosecuting attorneys".
He is, after all, prosecuting her for corruption, and he disqualified her from fighting the election.
Mr. Burwell explained why by getting out the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure and reading Article 2.0.1: "It shall be the primary duty of all prosecuting attorneys, including any special prosecutors, not to convict, but to see that justice is done".
Leading Nazis such as Joseph Goebbels, Theodor Fritsch, and Julius Streicher were all prosecuted for anti-Semitic speech.
Manning, Kim and Petraeus were all prosecuted under the same act – Title 18 of the US code, known as the Espionage Act.
The unjudgmental, ultra-realistic portrayal of adultery in Madame Bovary was considered immoral: Flaubert, his publisher and printer were all prosecuted, though they escaped conviction.
I knew of the pitifully low conviction rates for rape, and I remember thinking that if this is how they are all prosecuted, I could fully understand why.
About a third of the money involved in all prosecuted fraud cases is being siphoned off in south Florida, where federal agents—having missed it at first have recently woken up.
Manufacturer Jeyes, Deeside Metals and scrapyard manager Robert Roberts of Connah's Quay were all prosecuted by the Health and Saftey Executive (HSE).
To take one city as an example, by the end of 2011, these new crimes comprised roughly one third of all prosecuted offenses in San Francisco.
"The president is doing what we should have been doing all along: prosecuting all border crashers," Ingraham continued.
Still, they can't all be prosecuted.
