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The phrase 'bring to prosecution' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used when someone or some entity is responsible for initiating legal proceedings. For example: "The attorney general decided to bring the case of fraud to prosecution."
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The FBI worked with law enforcement partners here and abroad on this case and will continue to investigate and bring to prosecution those who seek to run similar black markets online".
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"Neither the manner by which a defendant is brought to court for prosecution nor the conditions of his confinement prior to that prosecution are valid grounds for dismissal of an indictment," the United States attorney's office wrote.
It will make it easier for the police to catch the perpetrators and bring them to prosecution.
Two other men had already been brought to the United States for prosecution, court papers showed.
Mr. Aloko denied that any new corruption cases had been brought to his office for prosecution since the Salehi arrest.
The first court argument is regarding hair, and it shows the defense's strategy of objecting to everything the prosecution brings to the table.
New guidance is to be given to all police forces and prosecutors over how rape cases are investigated in the hope of bringing more to prosecution.
This figure represented almost a fifth of all homicide prosecutions brought to court during this period, the study said.
That should have been enough to bring the prosecution to a grinding halt.For dragging it out, the police or CPS should similarly be liable in significant damages.
Trueman is lobbying Sessions directly to bring obscenity prosecution to the federal level.
Rattu said police should consider where it would be appropriate to bring victimless prosecutions, where cases are brought to court even if the victim withdraws the complaint or does not wish to give evidence.
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