Sentence examples for because of a prosecution from inspiring English sources

In 1990, Conley was convicted of murdering a Canadian tourist at a Fort Lauderdale motel, but his conviction was overturned two years later because of a prosecution foul-up.

Remember the brilliant boy rejected by medical schools because of a teenage prosecution?

The four police officers who shot Amadou Diallo have been cleared of criminal wrongdoing, in part, because of a failed prosecution.

Because of a threatened prosecution, Osgood gave the plates to Whitman, who, after he had published an author's edition, found a new publisher, Rees Welsh of Philadelphia, who was shortly succeeded by David McKay.

The attorney general's clarification follows yesterday's report in the Guardian of detectives' fears that there was virtually no chance of a prosecution because the immunity undertaking was so wide.

Ms O'Dwyer said she understood the delay was because a prosecution barrister was "out of the country".

Children as young as 11 have been the victims of "revenge pornography", police have revealed, with new figures showing less than 5 per cent of cases lead to a prosecution because of legal loopholes.

An appeals court overturned that conviction because of erroneous testimony by a prosecution witness.

An appeals court overturned the convictions because of erroneous testimony from a prosecution witness.

Spell said the DA's inaction forces him to pursue appeals that will argue that Phipps, who has served 16 years of his 30-year sentence, should be freed or given a new trial because of the prosecution's legal bungling.

Swartz, who committed suicide in January at age 26 (many believe because of his prosecution), said that "Moral Mazes" did an excellent job of "explaining how so many well-intentioned people can end up committing so much evil".