Sentence examples for prosecution with a from inspiring English sources

But 13% fewer cases are being sent for prosecution, with a big drop in convictions as a result.

This is not the case on railways, however, where bylaws permit criminal prosecution (with a six-month statute of limitation).

We cannot equate an unwillingness to invite a criminal prosecution with a voluntary abandonment of any interest in the contents of the cartons.

Those that fail to pay face possible prosecution with a maximum fine of £2,500 or a prison sentence of up to three months.

It compares the effectiveness and costs of sending minor criminals to court with using a "turning point contract", which combines a deferred prosecution with a set of conditions intended to prevent future reoffending, not unlike Mr Grayling's suspended prosecutions.

So far as is publicly known, the SDNY was first brought in on a Trump-related prosecution with a referral from Mueller of evidence of crimes committed by Michael Cohen, Trump's former lawyer.

Morales has accused the CICIG of pursuing "selective prosecution with an ideological bias". He says he is innocent of wrongdoing.

Despite its relatively relaxed laws when it comes to punishment, it's thought that new laws that replace prosecution with an on-the-spot fine may have led to a money-led drive to pick up more users.

But the Obama Administration has pursued leak prosecutions with a surprising relentlessness.

The fresh police investigation into Lord Greville Janner of Braunstone provided the director of public prosecutions with a chance – campaigners believed – to right wrongs, to make amends for the failures of the past.

He said that the inquest could proceed in parallel with a review by the director of public prosecutions with a view to deciding whether to bring charges of manslaughter or perverting the course of justice.