Sentence examples for prosecution in three from inspiring English sources

"Imagine a town of 100,000 people, and there hasn't been a prosecution in three years," Mr. Horton said.

Some are still festering over their losses to Puccio, who led the prosecution in four Abscam trials.

Elizabeth Lederer, who led the prosecution in two trials in 1990, and Linda Fairstein, who oversaw the prosecution as chief of the sex crimes unit, also made no comment.

The Justice Department quietly disclosed in May 2008 that its Office of Professional Responsibility, an internal ethics watchdog, had begun an investigation into "allegations of selective or politicized prosecution" in four cases, including the one against Mr. Siegelman.

They know that votes count for little and that the constitution still gives them immunity from prosecution in one of Africa's most corrupt countries.Mr Yar'Adua has to decide which influential power-brokers he needs to court and which of his venal campaign financiers and backers he can dump without hurting his authority or compromising himself over corruption.

The House Judiciary Committee is scheduled to hold hearings shortly on whether the Justice Department engaged in selective prosecution in two other cases: when it went after Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman, who is serving more than seven years in prison on dubious charges, and Georgia Thompson, a Wisconsin civil servant who was freed after serving four months on baseless corruption charges.

He spoke with candor and calmness, effectively humanizing his role at Enron—but in doing so, he exposed himself to the prosecution in two key areas.

As attorney general Clifford gained fame by leading the prosecution in one of the most sensational trials of the 19th century, the Parkman Webster murder case.

In June 2017, State Attorney Nitzan said there had been a "significant increase" in social media incitement prosecution, in two key respects: a higher volume of investigations, indictments, and requests for detention; and an increase in the severity of the punishments handed down.

The pro-hunting Countryside Alliance said yesterday that it was considering an appeal to the Criminal Cases Review Commission over prosecutions in three illegal hunting cases in which Professor Harris gave evidence.

Beyond this lofty reassurance, senior administration officials said, Obama will also repeat the case he made on his third day in office that the Bush administration's system of dealing with "enemy combatants" -- resulting in three prosecutions in seven years and challenged by U.S. courts and allies -- was not sustainable.