"What do they need to know, how low the crime's got to be before it's prosecutable?... Nobody's prosecuting people for how many drinks or a meal that you bought them or gave them a ride".
But that does not dispose of the constitutional question whether misrepresentation of religious experience or belief is prosecutable; it rather emphasizes the danger of such prosecutions.
Modern-day slavery is prosecutable and preventable, and it is outrageous to allow more people to suffer when the solution is proven, workable, and has a steady and long tradition of bipartisan support".
Promoting false, misleading or deceptive information is an offence under national law and is prosecutable by the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.
JUSTICE SCALIA -- I'd be very surprised if that is prosecutable civilly, which makes me think that the right we're talking about here is a procedural, is a procedural guarantee that the court instituted, rather than a substantive one.
Even an act of ommission (turning a blind eye) is prosecutable as negligence under English Criminal Law and there must be a case to answer, even if the eventual outcome is a 'Not Guilty' verdict.
Informed consent (specially designed for the purpose) informs the patient about benefits, risks and alternatives of medical evaluation and treatment (informed consent is not necessary in the case of a minor, according to Italian law on the subject of sexual abuse, as the offense is prosecutable ex officio).
You have the right to not be treated in such a manner, and in all 50 states, the offense of marital rape is prosecutable by law should you choose to pursue action.
(1) FGM is prosecutable in all EU Member States, either through general criminal legislation or through specific criminal law provisions.
Goldsmith believed the main evidence gathered so far dated back to before the introduction of Britain's current anti-corruption laws, which meant it might not be prosecutable.
