Sentence examples for prosecution in the host from inspiring English sources

Officials assigned to consulates generally enjoy less immunity from prosecution in the host countries, according to lawyers who specialize in diplomatic law.

The 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations says diplomats are immune from prosecution in a host country if they break the law.

Two previous prosecutions of the host, Harold C. Turner, ended in mistrials after jurors were unable to agree on a verdict, but the decision Friday came after less than two hours of deliberation.

Diplomats have had immunity from prosecution in their host country for centuries - meaning they cannot be arrested or prosecuted for any offences they commit, from minor parking violations to serious crimes of violence.

(Greely has advised the prosecution in the Semrau case).

She was in mourning, the host explained.

I think the special prosecutions in the US are appalling".

There are no prosecutions in the offing!

In contrast, those working in community-based organisations tended to have been influenced by criminal prosecutions in the opposite direction.

"Prosecution not in the public interest".

The prosecution in Italy was a protracted affair.