Sentence examples for and prosecuted in the from inspiring English sources
Of course no one should be above the law, and if a crime has been committed then certainly the offenders, whatever their status, should be investigated and prosecuted in the normal way.
Before deciding to open a full-scale investigation, ICC prosecutors have to establish whether they have jurisdiction and whether the alleged crimes are being investigated and prosecuted in the countries involved.
Drug manufacturers and dealers are still pursued and prosecuted (in the Dutch case, when they violate tacit agreements about restricting activity to certain zones), but merely using or possessing drugs in small quantities shifts from a criminal to an administrative offence, and is treated as a health issue.
On sites like xHamster, also owned by Manwin, you can click straight through - with no splash screen asking your age - to porn that would have been seized and prosecuted in the 1970s, but which is now ubiquitous.
If I felt for one minute that this tool would return results that show, to some level of scientific certainty, when an individual is driving under the influence of marijuana and also help change the way DUIs are treated and prosecuted in the United States, then I'd be first in line to support it.
Those responsible should be identified, arrested and prosecuted in the shortest possible time," said Bentein.
So in the run-up to the war, my columns oscillated from trying to explain why this war could be really important, to why some things are true even if George Bush believed them, to why this war would be really hard and therefore had to be prepared and prosecuted in just the right way.
Among them were the lawyers for Josiah Sutton, convicted of rape four years ago and prosecuted in part on the basis of a DNA report from the Houston lab.
In a case that alarmed advocates for whistle-blower protections, the two nurses were fired by the hospital and prosecuted in 2009 after anonymously reporting Dr. Arafiles for a variety of surgical and prescribing practices.
(A sixth youth arrested with the five, Steven Lopez, who was 15, refused to make a statement and was never prosecuted in the jogger attack).
Another script is for an episode where Hancock dreams he is Father Christmas and is being prosecuted in the celestial court – by Sid James of course – for not carrying out his duties properly.
