Sentence examples for almost all prosecutions from inspiring English sources
Military law experts said that those cases were only the beginning and that the president's remarks were certain to complicate almost all prosecutions for sexual assault.
"Almost all the evidence that they're collecting won't be available for prosecution," Rapp told me, because the U.N. promised witnesses indefinite confidentiality, and trials are public.
Almost all witchcraft prosecutions took place in secular courts under the provisions of the 1563 Act.
Meanwhile, almost all of the prosecution's motions were granted.
Almost all announce that the prosecution is losing, and that the engaging defense lawyer Mark Geragos will win an acquittal for the victim's husband, Scott Peterson, charged with double murder.
He said the matter was still with the director of public prosecutions but noted "almost all allegations of assault by refuges (sic) are unsubstantiated allegations with no physical evidence, witnesses or details".
The conviction rate for all prosecutions is 99% and confessions made in police custody without a lawyer present are almost as common.
To date, only a handful of prosecutions have taken place, almost all involving cyclists.
The organisation handles almost 800,000 prosecutions across England and Wales every year.
