Most other people believe that Mr. Starr is playing political "gotcha" rather than exercising reasoned discretion about presumed crimes worthy of prosecution against a President.
Even when countries not party to the ICC had presented Gaddafi with the idea of stepping down and offered him their willingness to host him away from prosecution, he presumed that, even if he became -- as he now is -- wanted by international justice, he would be above being held to account.
As week two begins, all eyes will be on Rick Gates — Manafort's former business partner and the presumed star witness for the prosecution.
This area is presumed to be involved in prosecution of the dorsal stream towards the motor cortex and in the processing of reaching movements [9], [10], [13], [14], [43].
John Laughland: Former leaders are never presumed innocent when arraigned, for their prosecutions are driven by their victorious rivals.
Since only five of the titles were used as a basis for prosecution, it may be presumed that the other films were not obscene.
For Pradel, the prosecution and incarceration of presumed Jihadists is all part of a vicious circle. .
U.S. authorities are determined to try Humberto Alvarez Machain and Ruben Zuno Arce because the two are socially prominent in Guadalajara and are presumed to be capable of avoiding prosecution in their homeland.
1532, 23 L.Ed.2d 57, that there be a "rational connection" between the basic facts that the prosecution proved and the ultimate fact presumed, and that the latter is "more likely than not to flow from" the former.
For instance, at a criminal trial, the accused is presumed innocent and the burden is on the prosecution to prove that he is guilty as charged.
She sought clarification from the DPP as to what they might decide in terms of prosecution should her husband travel with her – it is presumed to Switzerland – in order that she might have an assisted death.
