Sentence examples for any prosecutions that from inspiring English sources
How any prosecutions that result from the inquiry are handled, and whether any police procedures change, will be part of South Africa's test.
The team will also be responsible for any prosecutions that would result from the investigation, including the place and timing of any indictments.
The Iran-contra case illustrates the obstacles to any prosecution that unfolds in a polarized political atmosphere.
In August, the Army had granted Edmond immunity from any prosecution that might arise from his testimony in the case against Hamner.
Any prosecution that focuses narrowly on low-level interrogators who on a few occasions broke the rules may appear unfair, since most of the brutal treatment was authorized from the White House on down.
That means that any prosecution that might ultimately result from the Yemen investigation would be brought by the office of Mary Jo White, the United States attorney in Manhattan, whose prosecutors have vast experience in terrorism cases, most recently in the investigation of the Saudi exile Osama bin Laden.
At the moment the news from Dallas reached the office of Abe Fortas, Johnson's chief legal adviser, he was conferring with Bobby Baker, who had retained him as his attorney in the Rules Committee investigation, and in any criminal prosecutions that might follow.
So, given those facts, Brandis has either changed his story again – or he has abruptly raised a really important definitional point (hitherto missed by the majority of the legal profession) that will be argued vigorously by publishers in any future prosecutions (that the attorney general says won't happen. Probs).
Since then, two other criminal prosecutions that relied on Sir Roy's testimony have been overturned.
The verdicts bring to a conclusion a marathon series of prosecutions that began with a five-month trial in April 2008.
The White House has shown little inclination to pursue prosecutions that could prove to be politically explosive.
