Sentence examples for generally be prosecuted from inspiring English sources
Those who violated civil service laws cannot generally be prosecuted under criminal law.
Victims can sue, but offenders cannot generally be prosecuted under criminal law.
"The main criteria is that he generally be prosecuted for the same crimes," the spokesman said.
Triads play a strange role in Chinese society, according to Vickers: membership is illegal, so wouldn't generally be admitted – but nor would people generally be prosecuted just for being a member.
In South Korea, sex crimes generally can be prosecuted only if the victim presses charges, and charges are often dropped if a financial settlement is reached between the defendant and the plaintiff.
Generally, an offence will only be prosecuted in the jurisdiction in which the offence takes place, unless specific laws enable extra-territorial jurisdiction or co-operation.8 Legal approaches to contract cheating need to consider how to address this international aspect.
Will anyone be prosecuted?
Stragglers will be prosecuted.
"They can't be prosecuted forever.
