Sentence examples for prosecution to move from inspiring English sources

A Baltimore grand jury has formally brought charges against all six police officers involved in the arrest of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man who died last month while in police custody, allowing the prosecution to move forward.

"If she's out there as a victim decrying that she's not getting justice, it puts pressure on the prosecution to move forward," Burstein said.

The case was postponed after the prosecution sought to move it to a higher court.

Next, the prosecution plans to move into a less dramatic but potentially more significant phase of its case.

In the Loughner case, Ms. Clarke agreed with the prosecution's request to move the court proceedings from Phoenix to Tucson, but she said she had questions about the facility where he would be held.

"I feel that, in jailing her attackers for 15 years and the pledge by the director of public prosecutions, Keriako Tobiko, to move to court to enhance the sentence, justice has finally been served for Liz.

It was a lengthy and laborious to move prosecution of a gun crime from the state to the federal level.

A source close to the prosecution called the offer to move some of the hearings "a bit of a PR exercise to get some support back in Africa".This is not the first time African leaders have accused the ICC of racism; the AU has roundly condemned the indictment of Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir.

One recommendation he offered was to move the prosecution and punishment of press crimes to civil courts from criminal.

Mr. Sun said that with the criminal prosecution concluded, the family wanted to move forward.

"I was once talking to an astronomer," he reasons, "who said to me 'apart from the creation of the universe, there is absolutely no evidence of the existence of God.' As I said: 'The prosecution rests!'" Hmmm … time to move on to his Lord of the Rings analogy for Nick Clegg, which he unveiled last week, declaring that the Lib Dem leader was like Frodo.