Sentence examples for declining to prosecute from inspiring English sources

"Declining to prosecute Secretary Clinton for recklessly mishandling and transmitting national security information will set a terrible precedent.

In February 2005, Bruce Castor, the Montgomery County district attorney at the time, announced that he was declining to prosecute.

Today, the authorities released the three legislators after declining to prosecute them on charges of inciting violence.

Castor is best known for declining to prosecute Bill Cosby a decade ago in the Constand case when he was the district attorney in that county.

The Justice Department closed its investigation into the matter in 2005, declining to prosecute agency officers for any actions related to the episode.

But he does not mind: the local district attorney is declining to prosecute protesters who are arrested for breaking the curfew, even as Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo continues to insist that it be enforced.

The cases were referred to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution, but Justice declined to prosecute in favor of "administrative action" by the CIA.

The Crown Prosecution Service, which originally declined to prosecute anyone in the case, said Tuesday that it would review its decision in light of the inquest.

The local district attorney declined to prosecute.

After an investigation, the district attorney declined to prosecute Sandusky.

The district attorney declined to prosecute 21 cases.