Sentence examples for now be prosecuted from inspiring English sources

Anyone implicated in the murder could now be prosecuted.

Will that paper's editor now be prosecuted too?

People could now be prosecuted for harm done to a fetus or embryo.

He could now be prosecuted for manslaughter, which can carry a life sentence.

Because they failed to identify General Sella, the Israelis, who received immunity in exchange for their cooperation, could now be prosecuted, American officials said.

Stalkers will now be prosecuted in the crown court if it can be shown that their victims experience "a fear of violence".

Scores of journalists are now being prosecuted.

She is now being prosecuted.

A fetal autopsy revealed traces of cocaine, and the girl is now being prosecuted for murder.

In the last year, police have recorded 32% more stalking offences and more perpetrators are now being prosecuted.

Spain's best-known investigative magistrate, Baltasar Garzón, is now being prosecuted in a politically driven case that should have been thrown out of court.