The phrase "are prosecuted at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when discussing the location or jurisdiction where legal proceedings take place.
Example: "Criminal cases are prosecuted at the local courthouse, where the evidence is presented before a judge."
Alternatives: "are tried in the" or "are brought to trial at the".
"Nashiri is being prosecuted at the commissions because of the torture issue," Mr. Reyes said.
Shapps says only one firm was prosecuted at the end of the Labour government.
3.04pm BST The SNP's Angus Robertson asks Cameron if he agrees that Assad should be prosecuted at the International Criminal Court.
That relationship has been strained by the election in March of Mr. Kenyatta, who is being prosecuted at the International Criminal Court on charges of financing death squads during an outbreak of political violence in 2007.
The frigid citadel came crashing down in 1960, when Penguin Books was prosecuted at the Old Bailey for publishing the unexpurgated Lady Chatterley's Lover; Lawrence became a 1960s icon, even though he had died in 1930.
"This first ICC trial makes it clear that the use of children in armed combat is a war crime that can and will be prosecuted at the international level," said Param-Preet Singh, one of the rights group's legal counsel.
During Operation Papuk-91 the retreating paramilitary White Eagles perpetrated the Voćin massacre, and its war crimes were prosecuted at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.
This means that unless an assault also meets the criminal criteria for rape, it will not be prosecuted at the criminal level, but only within the confines of university's judicial system -- a distinction lost on many, including, unsurprisingly, the New York Post.
But I added an important qualification: The most common perjury cases that are prosecuted, at least in federal courts, are for perjury before an investigative grand jury -- the type of perjury with which Mr. Libby is charged.
A new analysis of how allegations of sexual assault are prosecuted at Chicago area colleges and universities shows that only a handful of convictions have stemmed from the more than 100 sex crimes reported at area campuses since 2005.
