Sentence examples for discriminatory prosecution from inspiring English sources

"I've never heard of a more discriminatory prosecution," added Mr Tansey.

State Representative Matt Throckmorton, a Republican, called the proposed legislation discriminatory prosecution.

This is a claim of discriminatory prosecution because the one company that poked the government in the eye has been targeted for punishment.

In a simultaneously filed brief supporting Manning's appeal, the American Civil Liberties Union said the Espionage Act used to convict Manning was "unconstitutionally vague" because it "allows the government to subject speakers and messages it dislikes to discriminatory prosecution".

This sequence of events "naturally gives rise to an inference of discriminatory intent" that the prosecution did not rebut and that the trial judge should have recognized, he said.

It will include know-your-rights, citation defense and Community Watch trainings, as well as strategic planning on combatting discriminatory "quality of life" laws, enforcement, prosecution and homeless courts on a regional level.

The equal protection clauses has at least three applications relevant to criminal proceedings: a prohibition on selective prosecution on invidious bases, a requirement that jury pools and venires represent a "fair cross section" of the community, and a prohibition on the discriminatory use of jury peremptory challenges.

In tracing Noble's story for this week's episode of Weediquette on VICELAND, I saw how a system of justice that's discriminatory to African-Americans at the moment of arrest, overly aggressive in its prosecution, and inhumane and profit-driven in its practices of incarceration can result in truly illogical outcomes.

Only nine reached a conclusion in which the offender was identified and action taken; one led to a prosecution and in two the young people involved agreed to undertake an education session to deter them repeating the discriminatory abuse.

These rules are discriminatory".

"That is blatantly discriminatory.