Sentence examples for challenges of prosecuting from inspiring English sources

One of the toughest challenges of prosecuting high-profile cases, he said, is that so many of the early moves show up in public before the trial begins, which can endanger fairness at trial.

This episode accurately captured many of the challenges of prosecuting a case like this: credibility issues, the "thin blue line" of officer's protecting each other, and the difficulty of cobbling together a story with a witness who can't remember everything that happened on the night in question.

The police also struggle with the challenge of prosecuting someone who was taking valid prescriptions.

Mr. Lay's inability to testify illustrates the challenge of prosecuting such a case so long after the crime.

And its cases will range from extremely serious terrorist ones and international organised crime at one end to antisocial conduct and disorder at the other, not to mention the challenge of prosecuting fraud and financial crime and tackling violence against women.

The proposal would ease what has come to be recognized as the government's difficult task of prosecuting men who have confessed to terrorism but whose cases present challenges.

The Defense Department's record of prosecuting assault cases is dismal.

The possibility of prosecuting teenagers is not fanciful.

The continued practice of prosecuting persons for HIV-related "crimay" mactuallylimitimitheheffectivenessss of other HIV prevention interventions.

They particularly emphasized the importance of prosecuting FGC practitioners and people who subject their daughters to FGC.

[Opioid Watch has written about the challenges of detecting and prosecuting the flood of new fentanyl analogs here.] .