Sentence examples for men were prosecuted from inspiring English sources
Twelve men were prosecuted and found guilty.
Three men were prosecuted for Mr. Byrd's murder.
Over this five-year period there were only six cases in which military officers or enlisted men were prosecuted for unlawful killings.
Oklahoma executed six men and one woman last month; the woman and five of the men were prosecuted by Mr. Macy or his assistants.
In 1967, 18 men were prosecuted in a federal court on conspiracy charges relating to the case; seven were convicted but none served longer than six years.
Not one of the implicated men was prosecuted.
Gen. William Peers returned with 20,000 pages of testimony and recommendations that dozens of men be prosecuted.
In the 17 months following the trial, 11 publishers of the Rights of Man were prosecuted, receiving prison sentences of up to 4 years.
Private Manning was prosecuted by the Army, not by the Justice Department, and the charge of "aiding the enemy" on which he was found not guilty was based on military law, not the Espionage Act.
It takes place in 1948, when Davis Knight (played by Brian Lee Franklin), the great-grandson of Newton and Rachel, who looks like a white man, is prosecuted in a Mississippi court for his marriage to a white woman, because, under state law, his ancestry renders him officially black.
