Sentence examples for prosecution if it from inspiring English sources

It could bolster the defense case if they laugh or appear to share a leisurely meal; it could support the prosecution if it shows the 62-year-old white-haired Frenchman looking distracted or upset.

The Care Quality Commission CQCC) ordered the trust to improve staffing and the availability of equipment, and warned that it would be liable to prosecution if it did not comply.

He told reporters that he would have gone forward with the prosecution if it had been possible, but that information that had turned up during a reinvestigation of the case precluded it.

Last week, South Carolina's attorney general, Henry McMaster, threatened the management of Craigslist with criminal prosecution if it did not remove the local erotic services postings within 10 days.

In Nix v. Williams (1984), the court created an "inevitable discovery" exception to the Miranda requirements, under which a confession obtained in violation of Miranda is still admissible in a criminal prosecution if it appears that evidence from the confession would ultimately have been discovered as police continued to investigate the case.

On the other hand, Starmer thought a message might be more likely to lead to a prosecution if it was part of a campaign of harassment against an individual or individuals; if it was a credible threat to the life of the recipient or the recipient's family; or if it was an incitement to hatred on grounds of gender, race, religion, disability or sexual orientation.

It faces big fines and criminal prosecutions if it fails to meet the stipulations in the compliance agreement.The allegations in the shareholder suits echo these concerns.

He said his committee would not shy away from saying that the evidence pointed towards the possibility of prosecutions if it thought that was appropriate.

This will give a British court the power to bar prosecution overseas if it believes it will be fairer for the accused to face a British trial.

Poking fun at the Sun about paedophiles, or asking the Crown Prosecution Service if it is ever legitimate to rape in self-defence, may be considered fair play.

The department will examine the evidence and hand the material to the Crown Prosecution Service if it believes a crime has been committed.