Sentence examples for from further prosecution from inspiring English sources

The three, Ms. Shaw, Wendy Yoshimura and Steven Soliah, have all given testimony in exchange for immunity from further prosecution.

Mr. Carter is said to have worked diligently in recent years for the pardon, which exempts her from further prosecution.

In theory, that meant Mr. Morales would be immune from further prosecution if he told what he knew.

Because of Perez's cooperation with investigators, he was sentenced to 5 years in prison and received immunity from further prosecution.

Ms Tuncel's newly-acquired parliamentary immunity protects her from further prosecution in a case that rested on her frequent trips to PKK camps in northern Iraq.

"Likewise, the court finds that this demonstrated conflict of interest warrants the disqualification of the Albany County district attorney's office from further prosecution of this matter".

The Justice Department may have hoodwinked a defendant in a high-profile terrorism case into thinking his plea bargain would protect him from further prosecutions, a federal judge said.

In the course of those projects, involved teams are permanently required to make high-impact decisions on e.g. further prosecution of specific chemotypes based on systems that are, from an experimental point of view, notoriously under determined.

That is, "It is hoped that this examination of its internal structure will facilitate the further prosecution of such studies.

No further prosecutions flowed from that material, but Babb was confronted with possible disciplinary action against Cunneen on the basis that by texting journalists about current criminal cases she had allegedly breached the DPP's code of conduct.

The MCA said it received an average of 55 images per month in 2013 from EMSA and all alerts were investigated, but there had been no further prosecutions.