Sentence examples for involved prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Once a U.S. flag was involved, prosecutions on U.S. soil were inevitable.

Muslims have been the main victims since the violence began in western Rakhine state last year, but so far most criminal trials have involved prosecutions of Muslims, not members of the Buddhist majority.

21 Moreover, given the number of appellate court decisions, together with the fact that many of them have involved prosecutions of important officials well known in the political community, 22 it is obvious that Congress is aware of the prevailing view that common-law extortion is proscribed by the Hobbs Act.

The vast majority of the convictions in the last five years, 98 out of 109, involved prosecutions for perverting the course of justice – which carries a maximum life jail term – rather than the lesser offence of wasting police time, which has a maximum tariff of six months in prison or a fine.

Cases that involve prosecution are rare, though, and penalties are often light.

A bullying incident may not involve prosecution, but it helps parents and students gain a better understanding of the legal dimensions involved.

It is a personnel program and is not involved in prosecutions.

The new case, Briscoe v. Virginia, No. 07-11191, involved two prosecutions.

A BBC documentary broadcast in 2012 featured allegations that some police who were involved in prosecutions colluded when they wrote their statements.

The case involved the prosecution of a company for conspiracy to violate an embargo on the sales of arms to Bolivia and Paraguay, which were at war.

The New York office is to remain involved in prosecution decisions and efforts to prevent terror attacks, but overall decision-making now rests firmly in Washington.