Sentence examples for previous prosecutions from inspiring English sources
Court records pointed to glaring oversights in some previous prosecutions of K.L.A. leaders.
He says the reporter, Ralph Cipriano, told him he had interviewed jurors and they knew during the trial about Mr. Fumo's previous prosecutions on corruption charges.
Furthermore, if a publisher was prosecuted under the new act he would be allowed to call expert witnesses to testify to the merit of the work in question, evidence that had not been admissible in previous prosecutions.
Two previous prosecutions of the host, Harold C. Turner, ended in mistrials after jurors were unable to agree on a verdict, but the decision Friday came after less than two hours of deliberation.
This act won an important victory for serious writing: a work might be pronounced obscene & yet be published if it was shown to be "for the public good" Furthermore, if a publisher was prosecuted under the new act he would be allowed to call expert witnesses to testify to the merit of the work in question, evidence that had not been admissable in previous prosecutions.
Two previous jury trials ended in deadlocks, and Hamilton County Prosecuting Attorney Joseph T. Deters announced last week he would not seek a third trial after some jurors in previous prosecutions revealed they would never convict a police officer.
But despite a previous prosecution following the death in 2002 of George Bate, 77, from legionnaires' disease, managers took insufficient steps to protect the public, the court heard.
Resting on an argument as to whether Croatian shelling of four Serb-held towns in the Dalmatian hinterland was lawful or not – whether civilians were deliberately targeted or not — the appeal judges found against the previous prosecution and verdict, a debacle both for the judges in the earlier trial who accepted the arguments and for the prosecution service in The Hague.
Three previous criminal prosecutions in forced sterilization cases have been shelved.
The Kochs have maintained for years that they became interested in criminal justice reform in part due to a previous criminal prosecution of their own employees and enterprises over environmental infractions.
In previous sessions, prosecution lawyers presented a series of images, video, and audio clips without context as evidence of the defendants' guilt, including material from other news networks, including the BBC and VOA and perhaps most bizarre, footage of trotting donkeys and horses from a Sky News Arabia program about animal hospitals.
