Sentence examples for and then prosecuted from inspiring English sources

I first became a public defender and then prosecuted for several years.

Worse still, they believe that in several cases women were pressured by police to withdraw their allegations, and then prosecuted.

The pattern whereby students commit a minor act at school, are summarily arrested, charged criminally, and then prosecuted in juvenile delinquency court almost exclusively affects poor families, most of whom are minorities.

We want to use them to identify and then prosecute criminals.

However, that concept disturbs civil rights experts and legal figures, who dislike that FBI informants can offer money to people in return for committing crimes and then prosecute them.

The mystery shopper would be used to set up cricketers suspected of involvement with bookmakers with offers of illegal fixing and then prosecute them if they accepted.

"It means that the authorities have to do their job of watching suspects even more closely... expending some resources and then prosecuting when there is evidence that will stand up at a fair, open trial".

The policy of deporting border crossers and then prosecuting people who reenter has increased the number of immigrants charged in federal court.

But the only legal, pragmatic, and effective way to handle this situation is to conduct a lengthy interrogation of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and then prosecute him in United States federal court.

The second class of cases, represented by the present one, involves cases in which an individual is granted immunity, proceeds to testify, and is then prosecuted and convicted for an offense related to that testimony.

After the tragic death of Aaron Swartz, who downloaded many journal articles from JSTOR and was then prosecuted by the U.S. government, the adequacy of criminal penalties and the culpability of the infringers have ignited a heated discussion over the ever-increasing criminal punishments embodied in the above acts.