The phrase "murder prosecution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts to refer to the process of prosecuting someone for the crime of murder.
Example: "The murder prosecution presented compelling evidence against the defendant, leading to a swift trial."
Alternatives: "homicide trial" or "murder case."
Informed sources believe that a murder prosecution of the firearms officer is unlikely.
Private murder prosecution brought by Lawrence family against three suspects collapses at Old Bailey.
He is the lead defense lawyer in another prominent case, the murder prosecution of Scott Peterson of Modesto, Calif.
Rodney's family fought a 10-year battle, first for a full and public inquiry and then for a murder prosecution.
The only thing that would approach that was when we found the original case files in the Malcolm X murder prosecution.
Only last month, Starmer was forced to issue a statement after a jury rejected an attempted murder prosecution against Kay Gilderdale, who passed morphine to her daughter.
Sergeant Vela's conviction follows two unsuccessful murder prosecutions of fellow platoon members.
In 2005, a Texas newspaper argued persuasively that one of my capital murder prosecutions, the Ruben Cantu case, resulted in the execution of an innocent man.
Although the statute does not apply to murder prosecutions, it would have precluded other charges, including kidnapping and sexual assault, that were announced yesterday.
However, Illinois had reinstated capital punishment in the mid-seventies, and occasionally my colleagues became involved in state-court murder prosecutions.
Statistics concerning how many of those killings led to the murder prosecutions of accomplices are not available, but legal experts say such prosecutions are relatively common in the more than 30 states that allow them.
