Sentence examples for prosecution offering from inspiring English sources

It added that when more defendants were involved in a prosecution, there was a greater chance of an acquittal or the prosecution "offering no evidence" - meaning the charge was dropped at the trial stage.

If I pleaded guilty, the prosecution was offering to dismiss the misdemeanor and just make it a violation.

Hartshorn said Kelly encouraged him during their next meeting to take a plea deal the prosecution was offering.

But Meyer said that the prosecution wasn't offering his father the plea deal he wanted: no jail time, just probation.

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

She added that the prosecution was also not "offering any evidence" against Mr Morris who was awaiting trial on separate charges.

Is there not a single case egregious enough to give rise to a prosecution?" Murphy said HMRC was offering tax avoiders the same terms – a 10% penalty – as taxpayers who had simply made an honest mistake on their tax returns.

In 1964 the government proposed a deal with Blunt, offering immunity from prosecution and confidentiality in return for his confession, but his past became public knowledge in 1979 when Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher confirmed published reports that Blunt had indeed been a Soviet agent.

However, instead of offering legal clarification, the bill offers confused definitions, a blinkered focus on prosecution and an anti-slavery commissioner whose resources and activities would be controlled by the home secretary.

The prosecution failed to present physical evidence, offering not so much as a hair of Officer Moreno's, left behind in the woman's bed, he said.

The British foreign secretary, William Hague, has said that Britain is not offering Koussa immunity from prosecution, and called for other regime figures to abandon Gaddafi.