Sentence examples for prosecuting crime from inspiring English sources

Just this week a judgment was handed down in the high court confirming the point: "the police and the CPS do not generally in the interests of the whole community owe individual members of the public… a common law duty of care in undertaking and performing their operational duties of investigating, detecting, suppressing and prosecuting crime".

If this deadly dynamic isn't solved -- if the biggest banks aren't broken up, if the Department of Justice doesn't start prosecuting crime in the financial sector -- our country will in the not too distant future see a financial crisis far worse than in 2008.

The case may be challenging, but great resources have been invested in prosecuting crimes far less heinous.

Ms. Dwimoh, the assistant district attorney, has spent 10 years prosecuting crimes against children.

The process of investigating and prosecuting crimes makes up the bricks and mortar of our prosecutorial system.

Not only was prosecuting crimes seen as satisfying conceptions of fundamental justice, but also as a means to prevent their perpetration.

Finally, as Pope, Benedict acknowledged the role of the state in prosecuting crimes, imposed stricter controls on the Church's process, and repeatedly apologized to victims.

We know in New York that hate-crimes protection can be a powerful tool in prosecuting crimes, but it does not prevent them.

But those involved in prosecuting crimes say that while the legal system is far from perfect, exonerations represent only a tiny fraction of those convicted of crimes.

But he expressed frustration that officials had not been more active in prosecuting crimes in Iraq and that the legal situation remained gray.

This could play a significant role in solving crimes, as well as prosecuting crimes in the court room.