Sentence examples for prosecution transfer from inspiring English sources

With more than 100 inmates refusing food, four senior UN human rights experts and the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights called for an end to the indefinite detention of Guantánamo's inmates and for their prosecution, transfer or immediate release.

Those in this group should be assessed for either prosecution or transfer.

Dutch banks face prosecution if they transfer money to online-gambling firms abroad, and Germany, Italy and Spain are trying to get internet service-providers to block access to gambling websites.

The Fulton County district attorney agreed to transfer prosecution of the case to the swatter's local jurisdiction, where it is still pending.

WASHINGTON — The Justice Department on Monday opened a window on how the government views the 166 remaining inmates at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, releasing a list showing who has been recommended for transfer, prosecution or continued detention without trial.

3. (S) An August 2005 exchange of diplomatic notes between the USG and the GIRoA provides the legal basis for the GIRoA,s detention and prosecution of detainees transferred into Afghan custody.

The casually dropped bombshell (Mr Cameron is expected to make a formal statement this month or next) marks the start of a bitter battle over Britain's role in Europe.At issue are about 130 criminal-justice arrangements, including the EAW, access to police databases, membership of Europol and Eurojust (which co-ordinate cross-border policing and prosecution) and prisoner transfers.

Mr Ramda's fingerprints were found on the payment slip ordering the transfer, the prosecution alleges.

More recently, Congress kept in place the ban on releasing them but authorized transfers for prosecution in military or civilian courts.

What does it say about our nation's dedication to the "rule of law" when 229 people have been held at Guantánamo Bay, many if not most for more than seven years, and prosecutors are still trying to decide who among them should face prosecution, who may be transferred to other countries, and even who may continue to be held without charges?

The group advocated the end of "tax prosecutions for resisting the transfer of private wealth to foreign banking cartels" and issuing "orders to the military and police powers to enforce the Peoples' divine rights of birth".