Sentence examples for prosecution options from inspiring English sources

Julie Bishop, the Australian foreign minister, said in a statement on Wednesday there had been significant progress with the investigation and that Australia was "carefully considering the prosecution options available" in tandem with its partners in the JIT.

A prosecutor, Clayton Trivett, said the judge's interpretation could limit the prosecution's options in other cases here.

Bissell offered the prosecution the option of appealing the use of the tapes and having that appeal run concurrent with the trial.

Justice Department officials said that Attorney General John Ashcroft, who was in Asia last week as the sniper investigation came to a head, returned to Washington today and would be briefed on Monday on options for prosecution.

The stock options backdating prosecutions have largely been a bust, and not because it wasn't a true scandal.

Compared to the Justice Department's recent run of successes in insider trading cases, the options backdating prosecutions were a mixed bag in singling out senior corporate executives.

Another 303 companies have reached "deferred" and "non-prosecution" agreements, an option that has recently, and controversially, become available to large companies.

The high costs of prosecutions and the option of life in prison without the possibility of parole are also cited as major drivers for the decline.

The Council furthermore called on Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon to prepare a report on the possible options for the prosecution of pirates in the future and to investigate the feasibility of establishing a regional or international tribunal to prosecute them.

The head of the state troopers blithely told the Times, in the piece that broke this story yesterday, that it was normal for troopers to go to the home of a woman who said that she'd been beaten by a state official and explain that she had "options" other than prosecution.

Several critics explicitly noted Mr. Holder's vow that "failure is not an option" in the prosecution of accused conspirators in the Sept. 11 attacks.