Sentence examples for be open for prosecution from inspiring English sources

A majority of the people thought Nixon should be open for prosecution.

Mr Sweeney was opening for the prosecution on the first day of the trial of the former MI5 officer, David Shayler, 36, charged on three counts of breaking the Official Secrets Act, including disclosing information from telephone taps.

Though the new president had promised not to pursue war-crimes prosecutions against his predecessor, the path is open for other legal measures.

HRW says Bush and his senior officials are open to prosecution under the 1996 War Crimes Act as well as for criminal conspiracy under federal law.

I would have been open to prosecution.

Last week, Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck said the department would be open to investigating additional claims of sexual assault against Cosby, even if the alleged attacks were no longer eligible for prosecution. .

"Paying for sex isn't illegal, but most things around it are open to interpretation and prosecution.

For example, those who record videos have been opened up to prosecution.

The prosecution is opening the doors for a reign of bigotry equal to anything in the middle ages".

Like many lawmakers and doctors, he wants the door left open for prosecution, though he says that in practice few are or should be pursued.But many think the law should give greater certainty.

The electronic evidence might be insufficient for prosecution.