Sentence examples for ongoing prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Rights groups have condemned the ongoing prosecutions, arguing that defendants are routinely denied due process and often face fabricated charges.

There is a TV channel and website dedicated to ongoing prosecutions, where you can watch the trial, access the evidence and vote on matters relating to the trial as a "13th" juror.

Jones said that his group will be calling on the justice department to halt all ongoing prosecutions for marijuana possession.

"Just before the coup, there were just five people in prison under lèse-majesté and only two ongoing prosecutions," he said.

The woman's case is separate from the ongoing prosecution of a mother in Northern Ireland who obtained abortion pills for her underage daughter when she became pregnant.

That case resulted in a confidential payout by police to Begic and no criminal charges against his alleged assailants, but an ongoing prosecution against an officer who allegedly leaked footage of the incident to media.

The case against Gen. Vang Pao — and the ongoing prosecution — was largely based on a sting operation involving conversations in 2007 with an undercover agent from the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.

"My doctor has strongly advised that, in his opinion, with the extraordinary stress of the ongoing prosecution, I cannot continue a political campaign without unreasonably compromising my health," Ms. Workman said in a statement.

And now, not content with their ongoing prosecution of Vanunu, the Israeli authorities have once again disrupted his Christmas activities, on this latest occasion detaining him and a young German woman for many hours as they were meeting at the American Colony Hotel.

A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia said in a statement Monday that the office was "limited" in what it could share because of the ongoing prosecution.

In a letter just last week, the pair called for an investigation by the DOJ's own inspector general into the department's ongoing prosecution of various medical marijuana cases in states where the substance is legal.