Sentence examples for cause to prosecute from inspiring English sources
Of course, they probably have due cause to prosecute you, too.
McCulloch stressed that both investigations had concluded there was not probable cause to prosecute Wilson.
The standard of proof for an indictment is not that the state has made its case beyond a reasonable doubt, but that there is probable cause to prosecute.
Under the military system, a written report is prepared making a recommendation to the Convening Authority, stating whether there is sufficient probable cause to prosecute the accused.
A judge concluded as much in June when he found that there was probable cause to prosecute Loehmann and his partner Frank Garmback.
He said the city needed to prioritize its work on the backlogged boxes of files to determine whether there is "good cause" to continue prosecuting the cases when outstanding arrest warrants could carry significant repercussions for citizens accused of minor violations.
Larsson went on to prosecute leftist causes through his stories in Searchlight, a progressive journal published in England, and by forming Expo, an on-again, off-again magazine intent on holding neo-Nazis and their ilk to account.
The wreckage was brought back to the Netherlands, where civil and criminal investigations are under way to establish the cause of the disaster and attempt to prosecute those responsible.
Ruth Wedgwood, who is an expert in international law at Yale Law School and close to the Bush administration, said much time would probably be consumed with finding the right people -- both to prosecute the government's cause and to be prosecuted.
