Sentence examples for further prosecution of from inspiring English sources

Under Venezuelan law, the court's ruling today eliminated further prosecution of the officers on the rebellion charges.

Such requests shall be granted only upon a showing that the request is based on circumstances wholly beyond the applicant's control which preclude further prosecution of his application.

"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".

1006, 43 L.Ed.2d 250 (1975), concluded that any further prosecution of respondent was barred by the Double Jeopardy Clause of the Fifth Amendment, and therefore dismissed the appeal.

A temporary order was issued against the Governor and the other officials restraining them from interference with the Grand River project by further prosecution of their suit in the state court and by the use of military force.

It was during the latter's testimony—entirely explanatory—that the court called a recess for the stated purpose of requiring the United States Attorney to 'consider whether the public interest is served by a further prosecution of this case.' Upon the vigorous insistence of the United States Attorney himself, the trial was resumed and the Government called its third and fourth witnesses.

That judgment of acquittal, however erroneous, bars further prosecution on any aspect of the count and hence bars appellate review of the trial court's error.

Does the result increase or reduce the chances of further prosecutions of the malefactors within Enron and Andersen?

On January 19, the appeal court called a halt to further prosecutions of parents when expert opinion was divided on the cause of death.

Mr. Zuroff said he met with Mr. Schrimm in mid-August to discuss the implications of the Demjanjuk trial for further prosecutions of Nazi cases.

Successful course completion may also lead to other positive consequences, e.g. reduction of the suspension period, avoidance of further prosecution or replacement of sanctions.