Sentence examples for and prosecuted for a from inspiring English sources
We are sure, as mature people with 401 k)s and digital subscriptions to the Times, that we will never be stalked by an amorous, sparkly vampire, but we are not sure that we won't be charged and prosecuted for a crime we aren't even sure we committed.
He was also frequently arrested and prosecuted for a variety of offenses which often involved substance abuse.
He was wrong....[A]lmost no one in Haiti has ever been caught and prosecuted for an assassination, although assassinations and coups have been the primary methods of changing governments.
Those refused entry risked being sentenced to two weeks of hard labour if they were found begging or sleeping in the open and prosecuted for an offence under the Vagrancy Act 1824.
"You cannot be arrested and prosecuted for writing a note of displeasure on a traffic ticket.
In Egypt's last nationwide poll, the referendum on the revised constitution in January 2014, members of the Strong Egypt party were arrested and prosecuted for campaigning for a "no" vote..
Mr. Cassella, 66, a former Uruguayan Army colonel, was extradited to Chile in 2006 with two other officers and prosecuted for the abduction of Eugenio Berríos, a former chemist for Chile's secret intelligence agency during Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.
In February 2005, when Orhan Pamuk, Turkey's most famous novelist, said in passing to a Swiss journalist that "a million Armenians had been killed in these lands, and I am the only one who talks about it," he was branded a traitor and prosecuted for "denigrating Turkishness".
The physician involved was arrested and prosecuted for the patient death because he did not immediately perform a hysterectomy.
Major Alfredo Reinado, the commander of 600 rebel soldiers, said he would not surrender until Mr Alkatiri resigned and was prosecuted for an incident in the capital, Dili, in which five protesters died when troops opened fire.
The forensic examination reports and crime reports of all female offenders prosecuted for a homicide between 1995 and 2004 were collected and content analysed (n = 91).
