Sentence examples for prosecution policy from inspiring English sources

Nielsen oversaw the "zero-tolerance" prosecution policy that required adults crossing the border illegally to be criminally prosecuted.

The attorney general made no submission on his prosecution policy.

This shift in emphasis is seen in DOJ's history of prosecution policy, which we outline below.

"This case is being processed in accordance with the laws of Hong Kong and our established and announced prosecution policy".

"This reflects the changed, more proactive German prosecution policy, starting about two years ago," said Efraim Zuroff, chief Nazi hunter for the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

"Although prosecutions do occur in other jurisdictions, you don't have that kind of active prosecution policy that you have in Cameroon".

But they have lingered in limbo amid administration indecision about broader terrorism prosecution policies.

The Justice Department has for months declined requests to provide an official who would discuss its tax prosecution policies on the record.

Legal and policy developments in the criminal justice system over the past few decades have improved the protection scheme for victims of domestic violence, including the availability of civil protection orders, mandatory arrest laws for abusers and mandatory prosecution policies.

Indeed, some defenders of current policies like to cite the Simpson case to explain why mandatory arrest and no-drop prosecution policies are important, no matter what the studies show.

The changes appear likely to create a patchwork of prosecution policies across the city's five boroughs, and are unlikely to restrict police officers from stopping and searching people on suspicion of possessing a drug that is now legal in a number of states.