Sentence examples for opened prosecutions from inspiring English sources

Unlike the special tribunals set up to hear cases of war crimes and other egregious offences after the wars in Yugoslavia, the mass genocide in Rwanda and the violence of Sierra Leone's civil war (and another that belatedly opened prosecutions last month against surviving perpetrators of the Khmer Rouge genocide in Cambodia), the ICC is independent of the UN.

In addition, the Minister said that detention without trial is preferable in situations where open prosecutions in court are not practicable due to the confidentiality of certain intelligence.

The judge, Jonathan Rose, reprimanded him on the first day of the trial for chatting to a dock officer while Blackwell opened the prosecution's case.

As for prosecutions, McCaskill and Graham are against putting the field agents on trial, both sort of hedge on opening up prosecutions on higher officials, with McCaskill doing less hedging.

The police have opened 50 criminal prosecutions for illegal weapons and plan to offer $300 to $400 for each Kalashnikov rifle, a top official said.

The trial is expected to open with prosecution evidence next week.

Opening the prosecution case, Peter Charleton said Gilligan was the "controlling mind" behind the assassination.

Opening the prosecution's argument, Mr Wright said it would be up to the jury to decide whether Commander Dizaei had legitimately arrested Mr al-Baghdadi or not.

Opening the prosecution case, Ms Soros said: "The Crown says this was a course of conduct against a man who is suffering with severe disability".

Opening the prosecution case at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, Cathleen Noctor SC said the first complainant was aged 11 in 1971 when he was hospitalised for surgery.

Opening the prosecution case at Brighton magistrates court, Jonathan Edwards said that after her arrest Lucas answered police questions without a legal representative being present.