Sentence examples for former prosecutions from inspiring English sources

"If civilians are being told that they should leave or risk being deliberately targeted by military forces, that amounts to forcible transfer," Alex Whiting, a former prosecutions coördinator at the I.C.C., who now teaches at Harvard Law School, told me.

A former prosecution spokeswoman for the UN court trying alleged criminals from the 1990s Balkan wars has been released early from the jail where she had been serving a one-week sentence for contempt of court, the tribunal said on Tuesday.

She pushed the case forward, along with other high-profile prosecutions of former government officials and organised crime figures, but has played down her role.

He is a former chief of prosecutions for the tribunal, not the chief prosecutor.

In his testimony for the prosecution, former Deputy Chief Inspector Andrew D. Jackson described his sector search.

The decision was based on the expectation that the Argentine Supreme Court would approve the repeal of amnesty laws that had protected former officers from prosecution.

Indeed, it could be that Ernst & Young's cooperation with the I.R.S. is behind the impaneling of a grand jury, several former tax and prosecution experts said.

MOSCOW — Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky, a former billionaire whose prosecution by the Russian government has come to symbolize the country's legal failings, lost an appeal on Tuesday to overturn a second conviction.

However, in the Vojislav Šešelj case at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, the prosecution's approach was different.

The director of public prosecutions, a former attorney-general, a former lord chancellor and Parliament's Joint Committee on Human Rights all regard the current 28-day limit as sufficient.

The board's chairman is Sir David Calvert-Smith, a former director of public prosecutions and former high court judge.