Sentence examples for effect of prosecution from inspiring English sources

3. Deterrent Effect of Prosecution.

What good is the deterrent effect of criminal prosecution if a diplomat can hold out the prospect of immunity?

Having separate trials is likely to reduce the effect of the prosecution of one of the most notorious acts of violence in the civil rights struggle.

"The widely publicized chilling effect of physician prosecution on physicians concerned with legal scrutiny over prescribing opioids appears disproportionate to the relatively few cases," the study reported.

In this light, the intended effect of this prosecution is insidiously transparent: to send a chilling effect through the movement against mass incarceration, and dampen the spirit of resistance it has ignited.

The long-term effects of this prosecution are hard to predict, of course.

"The government has done a poor job in thinking through the potential effects of this prosecution".

According to Scotland Yard, he told the police: "The downstream effects of a prosecution would be apocalyptic.

One effect of a capital prosecution will most likely be to force two separate trials before Judge Leonard B. Sand in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

In some ways, the Kremlin itself may have been surprised by the effect of its Yukos prosecution on the global oil market.

"This is a running theme for us: we have been saying for some time, we think there could be more prosecutions," Hillier said, adding that while HMRC officials tend to stress the high cost and complexity of court cases, the deterrent effect of high-profile prosecutions would be considerable.