Sentence examples for faster prosecution from inspiring English sources

They included the cancellation of a proposed law that would ban demonstrations, faster prosecution of those responsible for killing hundreds of protesters in January and February and trials for the Mubarak family on charges of plundering national wealth.

Ten of those suspects were arrested and detained this week, after being charged with money laundering and participation in a criminal organization — offenses that warrant fast-track prosecution.

He conceded that crime rates have been declining around the country, but he said he said he believed that the fast-track prosecutions had been a major contributing factor.

The large numbers of fast-track prosecutions represent a substantial extra expense, but the program's supporters say it generally targets foreigners with serious criminal records who are likely to commit more crimes.

Sergeant Bales's lead lawyer, John Henry Browne, called the Army's decision to move ahead on what appears to be a fast track of prosecution "understandable but totally irresponsible".

Well, litigation is usually a faster paced lifestyle than prosecution, and often involves considerable travel.

The rest of the accused went on trial in a fast-track court; the prosecution finished presenting its evidence on 8 July 2013.

The Ashcroft appointment came in a "deferred prosecution agreement," a fast-growing arrangement ripe for abuse.

His lawyers immediately began urging the state prosecution service to fast-track his trial, in time for elections on January 22nd.

They said they were not asking for new copyright laws, just better prosecution of the fast-growing number of digital piracy cases.

Griffiths says this reversal in the timetable is "totally out of order" and he accuses the prosecution of "playing fast and loose" with the court.