Sentence examples for prosecuted at all from inspiring English sources

Christie's itself won't be prosecuted at all: It gained immunity from prosecution in exchange for providing information under the Justice Department's "corporate leniency program".

In many cases, lower-ranking guards or soldiers such as Palij were not even prosecuted at all.

The alternative is called "transactional immunity," meaning that you can't be prosecuted at all for any crime you testify about.

"Not one of the previous generals, or ministers, who were in cabinet up to 1990 have been prosecuted at all".

"Not one of the previous generals, or ministers who were in Cabinet up to 1990, have been prosecuted at all," he said in an affidavit signed in January.

The largest group, 46%, said O'Dwyer should not be prosecuted at all, while 26% felt he should be tried in the UK.

This includes illegal-entry misdemeanors, which are being prosecuted at a rate not seen in previous administrations.

Both men said they had felt "at peace" in April 2012, when Charles Taylor became the first African president to be prosecuted at an international court.

Under current state law, only the most serious crimes like murder and first-degree kidnapping may be prosecuted at any time.

If the governor signs it, crimes including rape and child sexual abuse could be prosecuted at any time.

These countries often talk about the importance of national trials, but most often they don't prosecute at all.