He warned her that "unless you have a complaint of criminal negligence on the part of an official, you had better take your stories to the Corporation Counsel and have him prosecute for violations.
In 1962 the appellee, Ben Blue, was informed by the Internal Revenue Service that he might be criminally prosecuted for violation of the federal income tax laws.
Besides, individuals with severe mental retardation are seldom prosecuted for violation of the law, although, according to the penal code, they can be sentenced to mandatory care.
The state prosecutes for violations of the criminal law of the state.
Is this the first time that someone who is prosecuted for violations of the crimes of war for "refusing to discharge his duties" as interpreter by refusing to interpret?
While the new standards do not have the force of law, drug makers that flout them are more likely to be investigated and prosecuted for violations of federal fraud and kickback statutes.
King suggested that rather than receiving prizes, the two news organizations should be prosecuted for violations of the Espionage Act, which makes it illegal to disclose classified material that aids a foreign enemy.
Some army officers have been charged with human rights abuses, but many have still to be prosecuted for violations committed in the 1980s.
I am required by the university to prosecute for such violations; doing so is particularly sad because they could have been avoided with a bit of pro-active education.
During the 2016 presidential campaign, Whitaker wrote an op-ed for USA Today saying that, contrary to suggestions by then-FBI Director James B. Comey, a reasonable prosecutor would have opted to prosecute Hillary Clinton for violations of email protocol.
Any U.S. business that helps sell wildlife or wildlife parts unlawfully obtained from any nation (or in the U.S. and transported between states, if the value is at least $350) can be prosecuted for felony violation of the Lacey Act.
