Sentence examples for consent to prosecuting from inspiring English sources

"The Attorney-General has stated [he thinks she] has diplomatic immunity and he therefore wouldn't consent to prosecuting her," explains Nina Dillon Britton, a University of Sydney law student who helped Battinson prepare the brief against Suu Kyi, "but that's an appealable decision".

The C.B.I. needs state consent to prosecute them.

After the SFO announced yesterday that it will seek the attorney general's consent to prosecute BAE for further alleged corruption in eastern Europe and Africa, the big question is why things should turn out any different this time around.

In addition to prosecuting individual activists, the U.A.E.

Priority will be given to prosecuting those who assault staff.

The attorney-general's consent has always been needed to prosecute these crimes (International Criminal Court Act 2001, section 53(3)), unlike for normal criminal offences.

He was also gay, and in 1952 he was convicted of gross indecency - the catch-all legal term used to prosecute any consenting sexual acts between two men.

But even as states have abandoned laws criminalizing homosexual and adulterous relations, they have continued to prosecute one group of consenting adults: polygamists.

Legislatures already are considering more than two dozen bills that would strengthen laws against rape, teach students that both participants must consent to sexual activity, and extend the time to prosecute or sue those accused of sexual assault.

The new awareness of date rape led to legal changes in the United States that gave grounds for victims to prosecute attackers, although much discussion remained about the legal standards of consent.

But they would need evidence to prosecute and if your mother says the carer was taking stuff with her consent, there will be no case.