Sentence examples for prosecution a charge from inspiring English sources

In that sense, the Snowden case has provided Russia with an opportunity to accuse the United States government of a politically motivated prosecution, a charge more frequently leveled against the Kremlin by American officials.

Human rights groups have accused Mr. Morsi and his allies of targeting their critics in politically motivated prosecutions — a charge Mr. Morsi's aides deny.

It may be said that some of the audience would infer improper collusion with the prosecution from a charge of error prejudicing the defense.

Facing prosecution on a charge of impersonating a law enforcement officer, Mr. Pitt, 30, might not in fact return soon to his ministry and its services, which are known for earsplitting playlists, strobe lights and smoke machines.

In Brady's case there is no claim that the prosecutor threatened prosecution on a charge not justified by the evidence or that the trial judge threatened Brady with a harsher sentence if convicted after trial in order to induce him to plead guilty.

UBS is being sued by the United States over the names of as many as 52,000 clients, after agreeing last month to disclose details of a few hundred customers to avoid prosecution on a charge that it helped rich Americans dodge taxes.

If forensic medicine specialists are summoned by prosecutors, they will become witnesses for prosecution, called A charge witness.

But existing federal law limits most of these prosecutions to a charge of making a false statement -- attesting that the gun is for one's own use -- during the purchase.

Because Catiline was then under prosecution for extortion, a charge of which he was eventually acquitted, he could not stand for the consular elections of 65 or 64.

The prosecution is pursuing a charge of premeditated murder against the 26-year-old athlete.

So why is the US government still pursuing its prosecution, including on a charge of aiding the enemy, a capital crime?