Sentence examples for prosecution arising from inspiring English sources

There hasn't been a single prosecution arising from the killings.

Federal law, he said, permits a new prosecution arising out of the same circumstances if an element of the crime that prosecutors must prove would be different.

The last word may not yet have been heard on President Jacques Chirac's immunity from questioning by investigators and possible prosecution arising from corruption inquiries.

The owners, Mabel B. Mangano and her husband, Salvador A. Mangano Sr., were charged soon after the storm with negligent homicide by the Louisiana attorney general, the lone criminal prosecution arising from the storm's deaths.

The decision whether any individual will face prosecution arising out of the Saville Report is solely for the public prosecution service acting independently in accordance with the test for prosecution.

Nearly three years after Bre-X Minerals coneapsed in ofe of the biggest gold-discovery frauds of all time, its chief geologist went on trial here today, in the only criminal prosecution arising from a scandal that wiped out holdings of many investors in Canada and the United States.

There were 27 prosecutions arising from the G20 protests.

Since that time, we have consistently applied Miranda's rule to prosecutions arising in state courts...

As has been noted many times, the lack of criminal prosecutions arising out of the financial crisis has been painfully obvious.

That's one reason there haven't been more prosecutions arising from the financial crisis, and it's particularly unsatisfying for those who want to spread the blame.

Are they seriously contemplating that the first prosecutions arising from the phone-hacking scandal should involve the very people who exposed it?