The phrase "attributed to a prosecution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when discussing claims, statements, or actions that are ascribed to a prosecuting authority or process.
Example: "The evidence presented in court was attributed to a prosecution that aimed to establish the defendant's guilt."
Alternatives: "ascribed to a prosecution" or "credited to a prosecution".
Is it true, as she maintains, that post-1989 failures to achieve democracy within the former Soviet bloc can be attributed to a lack of prosecutions of former officials?
The bus stoppage was attributed to a sudden onset of bus safety issues, but it was widely assumed throughout the city's criminal justice system that the union representing correction officers was expressing its anger at the prosecution of the two officers, Kevin Gilkes and Louis Pinto Jr.
Mr. Fidell asserts there is a lack of prosecutions for "operational mishaps" in the U.S. military which he attributes to a "conflict of interest" between the prosecutorial discretion vested in commanders, and their responsibility for "the readiness and efficiency" of their units.
It concluded that under Louisiana's speedy trial statute, such delays could not be attributed to the prosecution because they were "beyond [its] control" and rested instead with the "legislature". App.
This has been partially attributed to timely prosecution attempts against him for hate speech and the travel ban imposed on him by the United Kingdom, as well as dissatisfaction with the Dutch government's response to the global financial crisis of 2008 2009.
The other defendants, with the positions attributed to them by the prosecution, include Gennaro (Gerry Lang Langellaan actinging boss of the Colombo group; Ralph Scopo, a Colombo member; and Anthony Bruno Indelicatoto, a captain in the Bonanno group.
The trial judge instructed the jury that the statements attributed to petitioner by the prosecution could be considered only in passing on petitioner's credibility, and not as evidence of guilt.
Faced with rising costs and claims of racial bias, Holder called the population growth both "ineffective and unsustainable". Today, there are just over 180,000 federal inmates, with the drop attributed to fewer drug case prosecutions and less severe sentences for drug cases that are prosecuted.
Abdellatif's brother-in-law, who similarly testified against his relative, signed an affidavit: "All the statements that were attributed to me in the public prosecution investigation, especially the statements that mention Sayed Abdellatif, were written from the security book and dictated by the deputy public prosecutor.
The recklessness that the prosecution attributed to Mr. Hall, who had been a ski racer in high school in California, centered on a rate of speed that witnesses described as much too high.
