Sentence examples for prosecuted in respect of from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has seen a letter from the then assistant director of public prosecutions (DPP), John Walker, to the chief constable of Essex, which stated: "With considerable hesitation I would suggest that Mugford be advised she will not be prosecuted in respect of these matters – burglary, cheque fraud and cannabis offences.

In a statement, the Crown Office said: "Crown Counsel have concluded that the driver of the lorry should not be prosecuted in respect of this tragic incident.

"Since deceased persons cannot be prosecuted, the Crown Prosecution Service will not make a charging decision in respect of a suspect who is deceased," the guidance states.

Dozens of Boko Haram members are still being prosecuted in the wake of last year's attack.

First of all, I would like to associate myself with the protest against the human rights violations in respect of homosexuals, because the free consent of adults in their sexual relations with one another cannot be prosecuted in any civilised country and is even permitted by the Egyptians by law.

Peter Wright QC, prosecuting, said it was accepted that there was no "actual loss" to the public purse in respect of the money falsely charged for IT services.

An autumn herring fishery was also prosecuted in the inner Firth of Clyde.

Young people accounted for only 3% of defendants prosecuted in 2013 compared to 7% in 2007.

The killers of Lee Rigby were prosecuted in the same way.

"This is a case of things being prosecuted in the public media," Mr. Noble said.

The area has seen six cases of involuntary servitude successfully prosecuted in the past six years.