Sentence examples for prosecuted back from inspiring English sources

The Russian embassy asked for my brother to be extradited so he could be prosecuted back in Russia.

In a few cases, countries that have caught piracy suspects accused of attacking their own citizens have chosen to prosecute them back home.

But the CPS's handling of the case has been at the centre of intense criticism after it admitted that there had been enough evidence to prosecute Lord Janner back in 1991, before he fell ill.

If the evidence was there after a reasonable period, eight or ten days of investigation, they should have been charged, and it would have been in the process of prosecuting people back in December, rather than conducting sixty days of investigation".

He knew that no firm had ever been prosecuted for hacking back, but he didn't know why.

Violent criminals are arrested, prosecuted, and are back out on the streets to commit more crime at a lightning fast pace.

Starmer's initial decision not to prosecute was backed by the attorney general, Dominic Grieve, but prompted widespread anger and questions in parliament.

"Our military needs to know that they're not going to be prosecuted when they come back because somebody has said you did something that was politically incorrect," he said in an interview on Fox News.

I'm afraid of getting prosecuted when I get back home.' Right then I knew that's a story, to make a nuanced film where the premise makes a moral puzzle where we understand but do not defend what a war crime is.

"You can't keep on seeking to prosecute going decades back for offences which may not be possible to pursue, which cost an awful lot of effort and money to try and track down.

Waterboarding is torture and was prosecuted as such as far back as 1902 by the United States military when used in a slightly different form on insurgents in the Philippines.