Sentence examples for prosecuted to date from inspiring English sources

"Rajaratnam is arguably the most egregious offender of the insider trading laws prosecuted to date," federal prosecutors said in their court filing.

In the largest online-fraud case prosecuted to date, Teresa Smith pleaded guilty in December to defrauding more than 300 people through $800,000 worth of computer sales, in part using other people's identities.

"That investigation is still ongoing and has prosecuted 25 people to date.

"Despite record seizures of illegal ivory, not a single criminal kingpin involved in the international illegal trade of ivory has prosecuted and convicted to date.

It may be especially important to tell your doctor that, according to federal law, he or she cannot be prosecuted for discussing or recommending medical marijuana use.[12] Concerns about being prosecuted, which date back to threats made in the 1990s, make some doctors hesitant to authorize or even discuss this option.[13].[13]

For those who travelled with them, there was always the fear of prosecution but, to date, no-one who accompanied any of the 182 Britons has been prosecuted.

The 54-year-old prosecutor, a pioneer in using DNA evidence to identify sex offenders and a forceful advocate of laws to prosecute date rape and drug-related rapes and to spare victims from having their sexual histories examined in court, said she would step down on Feb. 1 to write, lecture and serve as a consultant on sex crimes to the police and prosecutors in New York and elsewhere.

To date, the CPS has prosecuted 252 people for failing to complete the census.

To date, he has not been prosecuted.

To date, no one has been prosecuted.

To date, 265 businesses have been prosecuted.