Sentence examples for could have prosecuted from inspiring English sources

Given the controversy and sensitivity of the Brown killing, was there not anyone else in the state of Missouri who could have prosecuted the case?

In a statement, chief assistant DA Karen Friedman-Agnifilo told me, "If we could have prosecuted Harvey Weinstein for the conduct that occurred in 2015, we would have".

He could have prosecuted the banksters who ran away with billions at the expense of Main Street but he did not, and his attorney general, so well connected to Wall Street, did not.

"If they could've prosecuted me - they certainly would've done," he said.

"The SFO could not have prosecuted individuals in this case because Japan does not extradite its nationals," it said in a statement.

Reporters Without Borders, an NGO, considers Sri Lanka more hostile for journalists than any other democracy.Asked whether he could not have prosecuted a just war more justly, Gotabhaya Rajapaksa, the defence chief, says the government had no choice but to use extraordinary tactics against a monstrous foe.

If Morgan Stanley violated the law DOJ could, and should, have prosecuted those officers.

Under international law, any nation, including Saudi Arabia, could have and should have prosecuted Mr. Amin.

In other regulatory regimes she could have been prosecuted for that offence.

Now the same couples who could have been prosecuted can get married, and we're a better country for that".

Yet it is "intimidating and frightening," he said, "to think a doctor could have been prosecuted under such vague language".