Sentence examples for prosecuting service from inspiring English sources

Journalists are often asked to keep secrets, and prison can await those who don't if they risk prejudicing a jury (media lawyers were kept particularly busy yesterday when Rebekah Brooks appeared on a list of people the Crown Prosecuting Service plans to charge for phone hacking).

My son Gary has lost almost 10 years of his life and has served a nine-and-a-half year sentence of psychological torture, despite the crown prosecuting service testifying to the court in 2009 that the US has provided not one shred of evidence of any extraditable offence … because they are not required to.

In response, the city quickly announced the creation of an Office of Inclusion within the Taxi and Limousine Commission, which would handle and prosecute service refusal complaints.

The government passed a bill last year to prosecute service members for retaliating against sex assault victims — but the Department of Defense could not prove Thursday that they had charged a single offender, Bhagwati said.

Instead, Levin replaced Gillibrand's legislation with his own amendment, if unit commanders decide not to prosecute service members for alleged sex assaults, those cases would be required to undergo "an independent review by the next higher level of the chain of command".

"I think if we have strong and effective police forces, strong and effective criminal intelligence, if we have got judges and prosecuting services that are taking swift action when criminals or potential criminals are arrested, I think that is the best way forward," Abbott said.

Once women have been pressed to retract, what is to stop the police from accusing them of lying and the Crown Prosecution Service from prosecuting?

There was also the heavy police response to a clear joke – showing up at Chambers' workplace to arrest him; the airport authorities who noted the tweet and called the police in the first place; and lastly and most importantly, the actions of the Crown Prosecution Service in prosecuting the case to the bitter end.

The Crown Prosecution Service, which prosecuted Tulisa on Mazher's say-so, now has perjury problems on its plate.

They are still waiting to hear if the Crown Prosecution Service will prosecute the officer who attacked him.

"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.