Sentence examples for excessive prosecution from inspiring English sources

Brown's acts, like Swartz's, were political in nature, and the excessive prosecution is equally political.

It is virtually impossible to conclude that the obscenely excessive prosecution he now faces is unrelated to that journalism and his related activism.

It was "virtually impossible," Mr. Greenwald, wrote recently in The Guardian, his new employer, "to conclude that the obscenely excessive prosecution he now faces is unrelated to that journalism and his related activism".

But the excessive prosecution problem isn't even confined to the city prosecutor and her part-time attorneys.

What happened to the Colombs is far less sexy, but it's how such wrongful and excessive prosecutions are more typically resolved.

The "enemy" they're seeking to keep ignorant with selective and excessive leak prosecutions are not The Terrorists or The Chinese Communists.

Everyone who was cuffed by the cops later had all charges dropped against them, and the family is asking for unspecified damages related to excessive force, malicious prosecution and unlawful search.

Everyone who was cuffed by the cops later had all charges dropped against them, and the family is asking for unspecified damages related to excessive force, malicious prosecution, and unlawful search.

Defense lawyers contended Monday that the state's prosecution was excessive.

The prosecution was excessive because he did not hack into anything.

After a weeklong trial in Federal District Court, the jury rejected the claim that the officers, Daniel Patton and Paul Fazio, subjected the plaintiffs to false arrest, malicious prosecution and excessive force after taking them into custody on Second Avenue after the protest, officials said.