Sentence examples for prosecutions going on from inspiring English sources

This included the question of whether there were any relevant and genuine national judicial investigations and prosecutions going on in the countries involved.

Durst's lead attorney, Houston-based Dick DeGuerin, told The Times that the move was "fair and reasonable, as otherwise there would have been parallel prosecutions going on at the same time".

(There's an odd terrorism prosecution going on in New York, for example; the judge started yelling at the informant in that one this week, which is never a good sign).

The prosecution went on describe how O'Hara, on numerous occasions, expressed a desire to end the blood play but was punished for even suggesting that she'd want out.

Prosecution lawyer Andrew Edis went on to tell the court that the evidence emerged from a letter found on Brooks' computer.

As of now, Conyers and Nadler aren't exactly looking for over-flow space for their meetings on how to get criminal prosecutions going.

But the CPS went on to explain the obstacles to a prosecution posed by the subsequent postmortems.

Yet the police, tax authorities and security services can usually gain access to such data to pursue an investigation or prosecution.In this section I swear... Go on, watch me A backlash against the free market?

This official went on, "The black guys" — those in the Pentagon's secret program — "say we've got to accept the prosecution.

"Consultations" are still going on, one lawyer close to the prosecution said, and representatives of the court recently visited Tripoli to discuss procedures.

As the prosecutions go forward, they will rely on years of investigation and wiretaps by the New York Police Department.