Sentence examples for evade prosecution for from inspiring English sources
The defendant, Heinrich Boere, was able to evade prosecution for years, first by fleeing the Netherlands and then because German courts ruled he could not be extradited.
It warns that legal loopholes enable men to evade prosecution for abusing girls as young as 13 and fail to protect women who have been trafficked into Britain against rape.
In Britain, a cross-party group of MPs and peers earlier this year called for an overhaul of Britain's prostitutions laws, which they said unfairly victimised sex workers, while enabling powerful pimps to exploit women, and allowing men to evade prosecution for abusing under-age girls.
But Simon Danczuk, Rochdale's current Labour MP, claims Smith used his powerful position to evade prosecution for sexually abusing boys.
Could he really evade prosecution for any of the war crimes committed during the conflict?
That could help corporate executives evade prosecution for destructive behavior in which the company ignored red flags and whistleblowers in the pursuit of profit.
They have evaded prosecution for environmental damage like oil spills, as well as poor labor conditions, forcing crews to work like slaves without adequate pay or rest.
Black Mass both chronicles a criminal psychopath and examines how someone who ended up the FBI's second-most-wanted man, behind only Osama bin Laden, evaded prosecution for so long because Boston's law-enforcement agencies allowed it.
A15 The Effort Behind a Pardon Dozens of politicians, financiers and charity officials sent President Bill Clinton letters on behalf of Marc Rich, the commodities trader who evaded prosecution for 18 years before Mr. Clinton pardoned him.
The taxi driver was jailed for life over O'Callaghan's murder in 2012 but initially evaded prosecution for murdering Godden because the evidence obtained by Fulcher was ruled inadmissible in court.
As part of his successful last-minute bid for a pardon from President Clinton, Marc Rich, the commodities trader who had evaded prosecution for 18 years, received letters of support from dozens of politicians, financiers and officials of charitable organizations that were given to Mr. Clinton last month.
