Sentence examples for prosecuted even from inspiring English sources

Most states have a statute of limitations for rape prosecutions, meaning that cold cases may soon be solved but not prosecuted, even though the rapists are known by name and the evidence against them may be overwhelming.

He was never prosecuted, even though the indictment included eye-witness accounts.

(A college spokesman says that was "never an option").It is highly unlikely that Mr Adams will be prosecuted even if the tapes do reach Belfast.

"In any international agreement it is very important that such crimes can be prosecuted even if it happens many years to the future".

First, some sex abuse offenses can be prosecuted even if the statute of limitations appears to have run out, because of technical rules.

India has occasionally used brutal tactics to try to quell the insurgency, and a controversial law in Indian-controlled Kashmir protects soldiers from being prosecuted even for crimes like murder and rape.

The Environment Agency no longer prosecutes even some of the most extreme pollution events.

"Even if all the U.S. attorneys across the country stopped prosecuting bank robberies, fraud, drug trafficking, and even terrorism, there would still not be enough capacity to prosecute even the apprehensions made by Target".

"A lot of times, the D.A. wouldn't prosecute even if we're holding our teeth in our hands," he said.

Strategies will include prosecuting even minor offenses, which will surely add further strain to an already over-stretched criminal justice system.

I recall as a young Air Force lawyer prosecuting even younger airmen and charging them with stealing a modestly priced radio but including a much more serious charge of lying to the air policeman investigating the case, thereby trying to open the door to a bad-conduct discharge.