Sentence examples similar to extent of prosecution from inspiring English sources

Considering the vast amount of civil litigation in the country, the extent of investigation and prosecution of civil perjury is minimal.

Other issues relate to the nature and extent of immunity from prosecution conferred by § 205 e) of the Interstate Commerce Act, as amended, 1 and the severity of the punishment imposed by the District Court.

At 9am on Monday, suppression orders concealing the extent of her involvement in the prosecutions that ended the gangland war were lifted.

The severity of the sentence, in all likelihood, will be determined by negotiations between DeChristopher's legal team and the prosecution on the extent of financial damage caused by his bogus bidding.

Obama can either issue a blanket pardon, excusing the responsible party from prosecution, or he can hand it off to the Justice Department for prosecution to the fullest extent of the law.

Moreover, "[t]he extent to which that conduct has undermined our broader national security only reinforces the imperative of prosecution".

But, she said in a follow-up e-mail, anyone who did so intentionally could face "prosecution to the fullest extent of the law".

"Addresses found to be connected illegally after this 14-day period will result in prosecution to the fullest extent of the law," Eden wrote in the letter.

(3) Determination of Prosecution.

The killing ended any hope of prosecution.

Trespassers were warned of prosecution.