Sentence examples for during prosecutions from inspiring English sources
The legal submission notes that parts of police officers' statements were dictated to them, despite this being denied on oath during prosecutions, and that evidence from officers about the accused miners was false and conflicted with the film of events.
The guidelines stated that companies with effective compliance and ethics programs could receive preferential treatment during prosecutions for white-collar crimes.
The search is performed by the patent attorney or staff and comes at an extra up-front cost (up to $5,000), but it can result in significantly lower processing fees during prosecution.
Between these two five-year spans — one prewar and one during wartime — prosecutions for similar crimes, like absence without leave or failing to appear for unit missions, have more than doubled, to an average of 390 per year from an average of 180 per year, Army data shows.
Patrick Fitzgerald in Chicago during the prosecutions of former Illinois governors George Ryan and Rod Blagojevich, and argued the fraud trial of newspaper publisher Conrad Black.
He and the other lawyers petitioned the U.S. 9th Circuit Court in San Francisco to correct the error that was made before the court, which was that government prosecutors suppressed, altered and destroyed material evidence during its prosecution of Korematsu during the war.
By contrast, Professor Hayes said, there were few prosecutions during the 1920's because few laws were available to prosecute the kinds of abuses that contributed to the Depression.
Several people have been arrested during the prosecution of cases of misappropriation of public funds.
They would be placed in immigration detention during the prosecution process, a Border Protection spokesman said.
The affair came to light during a prosecution of three police officers on charges of blackmailing Ms. Khashoggi.
Judge Keenan admonished Mr. Haouari, who had also cursed aloud during the prosecution's opening statement on Tuesday.
