Sentence examples for lead to a prosecution from inspiring English sources

That is not the same as evidence that could lead to a prosecution.

Clarification is needed on the law around "revenge porn" and when it could lead to a prosecution, a committee of peers has said.

That could lead to a prosecution of Duckenfield, who was appointed only 19 days before the game, replacing an experienced match commander.

Children as young as 11 have been the victims of "revenge pornography", police have revealed, with new figures showing less than 5 per cent of cases lead to a prosecution because of legal loopholes.

The Independent on Sunday can reveal that the initial legal advice given to the police in August 2013 was that the evidence against him fell short of the standards required to lead to a prosecution.

While reports said the victim, a friend who managed the club, was given a large sum in return for not filing a police complaint, the severity of the attack could yet lead to a prosecution.

This was not the first time an incident on the farm had led to a prosecution.

The publication in 1884 of the first volume of his collected stories, Married, led to a prosecution for blasphemy.

I'm now pushing the police to investigate the hacking, and am considering a large financial reward for information that leads to a prosecution.

It added Hope's "cumulative" failings meant "opportunities were missed" to start an investigation which might have led to a prosecution before Waddington's death.

Only nine reached a conclusion in which the offender was identified and action taken; one led to a prosecution and in two the young people involved agreed to undertake an education session to deter them repeating the discriminatory abuse.