Sentence examples for prosecuted which from inspiring English sources
One tax evader has been prosecuted, which has led Labour to question why the prosecution rate has been so low.
But supply is illegal and prosecuted, which has led to the serious problems that have caused some towns to shut their coffee shops.
Finally, the agreement between the Cambodian government and the United Nations on the tribunal states that only "senior and most responsible" leaders in the Khmer Rouge regime should be prosecuted – which currently limits the number of the accused to five.
Women who pay to travel are not breaking any law, but the women who cannot afford treatment in the UK and turn instead to the pills are liable to to be prosecuted, which has led campaigners to argue that there is one law for the rich and another for the poor.
There have of course been legitimate times when journalists have unearthed crimes that otherwise would not have been prosecuted, which I also applaud… However, this is very different to the entrapment of a 24-year-old pop singer/TV judge on the basis of an ill-informed tip-off with no real proof [which] clearly crosses all boundaries of acceptability".
"We hope that cannabis is utilised as a front line medicine and not a strictly regulated system only for the most apparent conditions like Epilepsy and MS. "I am concerned that patients that grow their own could still be prosecuted, which would not be in the public interest and would certainly have a negative impact on someone's health," he added.
But insider-trading cases can be difficult to unravel and hard to prosecute, which makes the speed at which charges were filed in this case remarkable.
So "zero tolerance," the idea that no crime is too small to prosecute, which Mr. Giuliani championed in New York, is coming next month to Mexico City.
The slowness of the French legal machine was increased by a certain reluctance to prosecute (which was aided by President Mitterrand).
To gain ground, Mr. Bennet hammered Mr. Buck on the abortion issue and a rape case that he had declined to prosecute, which he explained by saying the victim might have had "buyer's remorse".
One example is Criminal Law 301, under which Mr. Ma and 21 fellow swingers were prosecuted, and which can result in a five-year prison term for defendants who are convicted.
