Sentence examples for creative prosecution from inspiring English sources

Is creative prosecution ethical?

This sounds like what was described as "creative prosecution" in the Department of Justice by the 1980s, but by any name has been going on a long time.

"This is a very new, very creative kind of prosecution," said Linda Fairstein, the chief of the Manhattan district attorney's sex crimes unit.

Collateral consequences "will not prevent the Justice Department from continuing to be aggressive and creative in pursuing prosecutions and seeking penalties in appropriate cases as we have been doing," she said.

Lawrence Lessig, the Harvard Law professor who founded Creative Commons to advocate greater sharing of creative material online, called the prosecution's case absurd and said that boxing in Mr. Swartz with an aggressive case and little ability to mount a defense "made it make sense to this brilliant but troubled boy to end it".

There is a growing trend of politically motivated prosecutions, built upon "creative" interpretations of the existing laws and which rely upon material misrepresentations to prejudice the courts.

"The prosecution, regrettably, does not see their clips as creative work protected by the constitution".

Aaron Levitt, of music blog Stamp the Wax, told the Telegraph: "I think [the new exception] will encourage more freedom as creative people are no longer working under the risk of prosecution.

The same creative team, including writer Sarah Phelps, have reunited for The Witness for the Prosecution – starring Kim Cattrall, Toby Jones and Andrea Riseborough.

The concept of a criminal prosecution within the United States by local prosecutors is certainly a creative idea that Mr. Bugliosi has put forward.

A public interest defense should have been available to Aaron Swartz, the Creative Commons creator and Reddit co-founder who tragically committed suicide following an overzealous government prosecution.