Sentence examples for particular prosecution from inspiring English sources

Courts should not be swayed by politics, but this particular prosecution was political from the start.

"That's why this particular prosecution cannot survive First Amendment scrutiny," he said.

Obama also said he couldn't comment on particular prosecutions because "That's the job of the Justice Department, and we keep those separate so that there's no political influence on decisions made by professional prosecutors".

Does this sound like a President who actually believes that it's improper for him to "comment on the decisions about particular prosecutions" to ensure "there's no political influence on decisions made by professional prosecutors"?

In December 2001, Attorney General John Ashcroft wrote to George W. Bush asking him to invoke executive privilege over Department of Justice memos "containing advice and recommendations concerning whether or not particular criminal prosecutions should be brought".

Mr. Holder said there was no precedent in "the history of our nation in which Congress has intervened to prohibit the prosecution of particular persons or crimes".

There was particular concern at the prosecution of a lawyer for "falsifying evidence" after he said his client had been tortured.

Is the judge limited to considering the plausibility of the prosecution's particular explanations, or can the judge consider evidence the defense might have offered, back at the initial stage, of a wider pattern of discriminatory jury selection throughout the jurisdiction?

Hyams in particular received immunity from prosecution and was paid for his testimony.

They have written House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Minority Leader John Boehner stating that the "exercise of prosecutorial discretion has always been and should remain an Executive branch function.... [W]e have been unable to identify any precedent in the history of our nation in which Congress has intervened in such a manner to prohibit the prosecution of particular persons or crimes".

Developing countries in particular need support for their prosecution systems.