Sentence examples for prosecution is now from inspiring English sources

But I agree with the Court that because the prosecution is now limited to § 4704, appellees have suffered no prejudice.

"We are co-operating fully with the police investigation and it would be inappropriate to comment further as a prosecution is now underway".

DNA testing at the outset of a prosecution is now routine, so that more recent convictions will not be subject to challenges on this basis.

The multibillion dollar underworld combine whose rulers in the past have so often seemed immune to prosecution is now being at tacked from all sides, and the results in the last few months have been dramatic.

Both have been held in maximum security detention for many years, pursuant to a US request for their extradition on charges related to exactly the same conduct for which their UK prosecution is now sought.

Toobin was even more direct in his assessment: "The technical, legal term for where the prosecution is now is up a creek".

The statute of limitations, according to the prosecution, was now irrelevant, because the alleged conspiracy that had begun in 1986 was ongoing.

The prosecution lawyer told the court the prosecution was now "not offering evidence" evidence against the four accused.

The original investigation for potential criminal offences arising out of Hillsborough conducted by West Midlands police, which produced no prosecutions, is now itself being investigated by the IPCC for a range of possible misconduct, including "general concerns about inadequate investigation and failure in direction and control".

More than half of all federal prosecutions are now for immigration-related offences.

Prosecutions are now in the hands of civilian lawyers, not military officers.