Sentence examples for endless prosecutions from inspiring English sources
John P. MacCoon, an assistant United States attorney in Chattanooga, said, "It's much more productive, we think, to attack the source, the companies that recruit these illegals, than to pursue endless prosecutions of illegals at the border".
Sometime this fall, in an endless prosecution that shows both that the country is no longer a Communist monolith and that local authorities retain immense power, they are to be tried once more on the same charges, by the same local court, possibly to face another death sentence.
But after the decision and the endless appeals by the prosecution -- ultimately to the United States Supreme Court, I came to know him.
The past 2 decades have seen an endless parade of investigations, hearings, and prosecutions; scandals — sometimes over the smallest misdemeanors--have become the defining events of public life.
Despite blowups, insider-trading prosecutions, Ponzi schemes and endless redemption sagas, the inflows will be sizable.
The Clinton era has been marked by dense, endless, and almost always peripheral scandals and prosecutions.
The 12 jurors and 4 alternates listened to a seemingly endless recitation of corporate minutiae by the prosecution.
Many also dread getting sucked into a time consuming judicial process full of endless paperwork that is unlikely to lead to a prosecution, let alone a sentence.
This summer's biggest scandal the prosecution swirling around Russia's richest and most powerful company, Yukos Oil -- has spawned endless speculation about who really wields power under President Vladimir V. Putin.
