Sentence examples for prosecution of him from inspiring English sources
Without any trace of human remains or other forensic evidence, any possible prosecution of him would face significant evidentiary hurdles.
1 54 p.m. | Updated A teacher's aide accused of molesting an 8-year-old girl was freed on Thursday night after the Manhattan district attorney's office deferred prosecution of him, an official there said.
The Justice Department, according to his file, considered "possible prosecution of him for execution of non-Communist affidavit for State Department," but the matter was dropped for "insufficient evidence" — a phrase that is appended to a number of the accusations by unnamed informants in the F.B.I. dossiers.
Unsettlingly for a modern audience, the PIE member received anonymity (as is typical in blackmail cases) and there is no mention of any prosecution of him.
That video resulted in the recent successful felony prosecution of well known Hall of Fame and Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration world grand champion rider and trainer Jackie McConnell for conspiracy to violate the HPA Horse Protectionn Act) and the state of Tennessee's prosecution of him for cruelty to horses in his care.
Reaching this notorious moment on his second day in the witness box, Duckenfield made more landmark admissions that went far beyond what he had confessed previously, to Lord Justice Taylor's official 1989 inquiry, the first 1990-91 inqueSheffieldffield, and the families' private prosecutions of him and Supt Bernard Murray in 2000, when Duckenfield exercised his right to stay silent.
He was a transparently honest and kindly and dutiful person, and he depreciated no civilized standard, though it was startling when he ended his speech with the statement that the prosecution of Marchant reminded him of words spoken two thousand years ago, "Forgive them, Father, for they know not what they do".
His defence lawyers accused the prosecution of focusing on him while offering plea bargains to five co-defendants, jailed in July 2013 for up to two years and 10 months.
Mr. Muhammad's performance, though calm and courteous, might also have confirmed the prosecution's portrayal of him as a controlling egomaniac.
The lawyer representing the WikiLeaks source Bradley Manning has asked the judge presiding over the soldier's court martial to decide between two stark portrayals of the accused – the prosecution's depiction of him as a traitor and seeker of notoriety, and the defence's account that he was motivated by a desire to make a difference in the world and save lives.
The prosecution accuses him of supplying thousands of tons of chemicals to Iraq between 1984 and 1988 and says they were used in weapons deployed against Iraq's Kurdish population and during the war against Iran.
