Sentence examples for prosecutions for a from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for Haringey council said Goremsandu's criminal behaviour order came after "numerous prosecutions for a range of housing offences … over a period of four years".

Prosecutions for a worker dying doing a job for you fell from 46 per cent to 28 per cent on its watch – and now they will fall even more dramatically under Cameron.

At the time Ashton said allegations against Pell had been referred to the office of public prosecutions for a recommendation as to whether police should drop the investigation, investigate further or lay charges.

But the prosecutors' approach greatly increased the attention and brought criticism from legal experts, who said it was rare to conduct separate prosecutions for a crime that only one defendant or set of defendants could have committed.

In July the chief commissioner of Victoria police, Graham Ashton, confirmed allegations against Pell had been referred to the office of public prosecutions for a recommendation as to whether police should drop the investigation, investigate further or lay charges.

The legislature of Pennsylvania, in 1809, went far beyond their own constitution, and declared by statute, that no person should be indictable for a publication on the official conduct of men in public trust; and that in all actions or criminal prosecutions for a libel, the defendant might plead the truth in justification, or give it in evidence.

His intimidation was so complete that he and his associates escaped prosecution for a decade after he stepped down.

The penalty for violations is up to $4,400, with the potential for criminal prosecution for a pattern of uncorrected offenses.

1915D, 1044, does not support the claim that the challenged contempt proceedings amounted to prosecution for a criminal offense within the intendment of section 53, Judicial Code.

Joe, who was in his mid-twenties, had received a deferred prosecution for a burglary, which involved stripping the contents of an unoccupied house.

Anyone caught in possession of the drug is now given a warning, followed by a fine and prosecution for a third offence.