Sentence examples for end of prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Many lawmakers say commanders wield too much power on both the front and back end of prosecutions.

Britain's adoption of such agreements shows how American criminal law can spread overseas: British companies found themselves on the receiving end of American prosecutions, until Britain decided it was better to collaborate with and copy the actions of prosecutors in the United States.

The group advocated the end of "tax prosecutions for resisting the transfer of private wealth to foreign banking cartels" and issuing "orders to the military and police powers to enforce the Peoples' divine rights of birth".

In a 43-page report titled "Abusive System," Human Rights Watch detailed seven cases and called for an immediate moratorium on capital punishment in the Gaza Strip, as well as an end to prosecutions of civilians in military courts.

But at the end of the prosecution opening he decided to admit certain charges.

The lawyer, Richard Keen, had sought to have Mr. Fhimah freed at the end of the prosecution case.

By the end of the prosecution's case, several jurors said they had no idea what to think.

Lawyers said it was common for judges to pare down charges at the end of the prosecution case.

At the end of the prosecution's case, the proceedings were suddenly suspended last month when another judge tried to annul the trial.

So Pinochet's discharge in Britain will mean the effective end of the prosecution of one of the most wicked men of our age.

Mr. Smith said, "At the end of the prosecution's case, if the defense had rested, I don't know where I would have been".