Sentence examples for judicial prosecution from inspiring English sources

But the intelligence service, clearly angry about the report's findings, also charged that the United Nations had manufactured "facts by making accusations to discredit investigations and judicial prosecution processes".

Honour killings, which somehow rested during the past ten years, are back and so are beheadings, stoning to death, extra judicial prosecution and execution, mutilations, and other Taliban-style crimes".

But, could allow for judicial prosecution of all ex-Baathists and to firing of about 7,000 ex-Baathists in post-Saddam security services, and bars ex-Saddam security personnel from regaining jobs.

This broad definition may explain the higher prevalence of antisocial behaviour in our study compared with previous studies that used a more restrictive definition based upon judicial prosecution [ 13, 14], or psychopathology [ 8, 26].

His old nemesis, General Musharraf, is under house arrest at his villa outside Islamabad over several judicial prosecutions.

The postwar party system described above was radically altered by the fall of communism in the Soviet bloc in 1991, by a wave of judicial prosecutions of corrupt officials that involved most Italian political parties, and finally by the electoral reforms of the 1990s.

The resolution also urged Azerbaijan "to step up its efforts to reform all aspects of the judicial system: prosecution, trial, sentencing, detention and appeals".

The islands are in the "top division of offshore centres", it concludes, and their "judicial and prosecution systems, regulation and co-operation with other jurisdictions are remarkably good for such small communities".

Earlier this month, lawyers launched his appeal, citing judicial error and prosecution misconduct.

2. The coexistence of organized crime, rampant political corruption and unreformed intelligence structures - combined with absence of independent law enforcement and judicial bodies (police, prosecution and courts) to enforce the law.

This included the question of whether there were any relevant and genuine national judicial investigations and prosecutions going on in the countries involved.