Sentence examples for forthcoming prosecutions from inspiring English sources
He agreed not to appeal his sentencing, but declined to cooperate with the government on forthcoming prosecutions in the case.
Choudhury's trial was the first of a handful of forthcoming prosecutions of British men – and two young women – for Syria-related terror offences.
Police seized ledgers, payslips and identity documents to be used as evidence in forthcoming prosecutions, and to probe the sources of the big money financing the dirty gold trade.
The forthcoming prosecutions (see below) specify 600 identifiable alleged victims.
Lawyers representing the six men are expected to make their applications to judge Sir Peter Openshaw to have any forthcoming prosecutions halted.
Some of that goodwill will have been eroded by the antics of the rioters in the last two weeks, and may be further eroded once details emerge during the forthcoming criminal prosecutions.
Were any prosecutions forthcoming?
The justice department offered no explanation today why no prosecution case would be forthcoming or why the tapes were destroyed.
The defence counsel did not answer the detailed aspects of the prosecution's case, but stated that at the forthcoming trial "very serious allegations" would be made against certain of the prosecution witnesses.
Salil Mehra, a professor at Temple University's Beasley School of Law, notes in a forthcoming article in the Minnesota Law Review that the potential prosecution-proofing that algorithms provide to companies may leave cartels not only more likely to form but also more durable.
