Sentence examples for prosecution potential from inspiring English sources

Daniel Ragsdale, the acting deputy director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, said that investigations were analyzed for prosecution potential and to prioritize cases that were particularly sensitive.

Because Mr. Samson is not known as a defender or prosecutor, it would he difficult to accuse him of choosing sides on racial profiling or the prosecution of potential terrorists, Mr. Waldman said.

A former undercover police officer who blew the whistle on a covert Scotland Yard squad has been denied immunity from prosecution for potential breaches of the Official Secrets Act.

The legal amendment also paves the way for the prosecution and potential ban of the Jamaat-e-Islami party.

That portion of the order suggests that DHS would indefinitely detain a family together while any of its members await prosecution and potential deportation, a policy that looks likely to violate an existing court decision, Flores v. Reno.

Should the case go to trial, the hurdles facing the prosecution's potential pursuit of the death penalty would be significant.

On January 15 , 2006 Specter mentioned impeachment and criminal prosecution as potential remedies if Bush broke the law, though he downplayed the likelihood of such an outcome.

However, a fatwa issued by Isis last year provided specific justification for attacking police and the security forces, led to arrests and prosecutions over potential jihadist plots.

But she said that when she raised her concerns about prosecutions against potential whistleblowers, he leaned forward and told her he disagreed.

Under these restrictions, HMRC has not been able to seek prosecution for other potential offences".

The allegations meant that the companies faced indictment, prosecution and a potential end to their businesses.