Sentence examples for legally prosecuted from inspiring English sources

Those borrowers who did not agree to pay back their loans, he said, would be "legally prosecuted and severely punished".

Both parents were subsequently doxed by online vigilantes, and several popular petitions called for them to be legally prosecuted.

"We have to determine now whether or not these 50 people that we found on this list can be legally prosecuted," Mr. Schrimm said Wednesday in a telephone interview.

Recently, for example, both an American sports star and a film producer have been castigated for their use of "retarded", while people can be legally prosecuted in Britain for "racially aggravated harassment", which boils down to using racial slurs.

About 30%% of radiographers did not know that all professionals (radiologists, radiographers, referring physicians) can be legally prosecuted for the lack of appropriateness and optimisation criteria during a radiological examination.

As a parent, I wish every one of them would be fully, legally prosecuted and punished.

She was terrified that by legally prosecuting her abuser, she would lose her childcare and any independence she had— how would she be able to work?

There is quite little the GOL can do legally to arrest, prosecute or freeze assets of those who were close to Taylor, even if the political will were there, which remains an open question.

Countless African men, usually waiting for asylum and legally unable to work, are prosecuted for possession but this has no effect on general drug use.

Legally, Kravtsov would have had to be prosecuted under the old version of the law, but the message sent by his trial fits the spirit of the new law perfectly.

He promised to help dethrone Ms. Pirro when he was a social worker with a legally blind client who, Mr. Blassberg said, was unjustly prosecuted by Ms. Pirro for being the lookout at a robbery.