"prosecution decision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the decision made by a prosecuting attorney or lawyer whether to pursue criminal charges against a defendant. Example: The prosecution decision to drop all charges against the accused due to lack of evidence caused outrage among the victim's family and friends.
I ask only that no judgement is reached against me on the basis of this prosecution decision and before the full facts are heard".
Lawyers for all three men assailed the prosecution decision, after a hearing on the case before Judge Victor M. Ort in Nassau County Court this morning.
The Belfast Recorder said that as a result of the prosecution decision, he would enter "not guilty verdicts" on all 13 charges faced by Morris.
They told the committee that fining tax dodgers and reclaiming unpaid tax instead was the most effective route to recovering money, and that successful prosecutions depended on having sufficient evidence to meet a very high legal threshold, with a final prosecution decision lying with the Crown Prosecution Service.
Levin offered his own way to tackle the problem which does not take the prosecution decision out of the hands of the commanders but does achieve several other positive reforms, including removing the power to overturn a jury's verdict in such cases from the commanding officers.
Congress has limited ability to enforce its own subpoenas since the Justice Department controls prosecution decisions about criminal contempt charges.
Robert M. Chesney, of Wake Forest University School of Law, said Mr. Mukasey's statements could influence the climate in which prosecution decisions are made.
But the implication that there is something wrong with basing prosecution decisions on the available evidence is both new and alarming.
A former federal terrorism prosecutor, Andrew C. McCarthy, now an outspoken Obama detractor, said he had disagreed with some of the Bush administration's prosecution decisions.
The New York office is to remain involved in prosecution decisions and efforts to prevent terror attacks, but overall decision-making now rests firmly in Washington.
Hoon statement on Iraq abuse claims Mr Hoon disclosed that investigations into two cases of alleged improper behaviour had reached an "advanced stage" with prosecution decisions pending.
