Sentence examples for prosecutions are done from inspiring English sources

I think it's important for the American people to understand that prosecutions are done primarily by assistant United States attorney.

There seems to be little chance that Mr. Bush will appoint the sort of attorney general that the nation needs, a job that includes enforcing voting rights laws and civil rights laws and ensuring that criminal prosecutions are done fairly.

But recent terrorism prosecutions are doing more than using an old tool with new aggressiveness, legal experts said.

"I think the prosecution is doing a good job at the early stages of building a case of family violence," said Paul Mones, a Santa Monica defense lawyer who has handled many domestic violence cases.

"We are not persuaded that HMRC and the Crown Prosecution Service are doing enough to prosecute serious tax evasion cases.

Then there's the anti-suicide baseball game fundraiser Carter held, seemingly on Roy's behalf, after his death a move the prosecution claims was done solely for attention, which they describe as her chief motive.

In other measures, she said the government was going to summon the Russian ambassador to the Foreign Office, and ask the director of public prosecutions what could be done to bring the perpetrators to justice, or impose criminal asset freezes.

The director of public prosecutions has said this was done to make the case "manageable".

Staffordshire police reviewed the evidence and concluded there was no case for any prosecution, but the damage was done.

The Siegelman camp has charged that Mr. Rove was a driving force in the prosecution, and that it was done for political reasons — to prevent Mr. Siegelman, the state's strongest Democrat, from running for governor again.

By 10pm, the prosecution claim, a new deal was done for the following day.