Sentence examples for prosecutions issued from inspiring English sources

In a rare admission of the problem, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, which carries out investigations and prosecutions, issued a report in 2003 acknowledging that what it characterized as forced confessions had led to the deaths of 460 people and serious injuries for 117 others.

Last week Alison Saunders, the director of public prosecutions, issued new guidance to remind police that her lawyers would not make charging decisions in relation to dead perpetrators, implying that police were not aware of the ruling that the dead could not be charged with criminal offences.

The Hague prosecution issued the original indictment against Milosevic for Kosovo in May 1999, at the height of Nato's attack on Yugoslavia and in apparent justification of it.

It was noted if (1) the person was found guilty in a county court; (2) had received a fine issued by a prosecutor; and/or (3) had received a waiver of prosecution issued by a prosecutor.

In September, the director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, issued interim guidelines laying out factors he said the state would consider in deciding when to file charges in cases of assisted suicide.

By this year it was decided that there was no need to legislate for any change at all; instead a mere "protocol" on prosecutions was issued, which affirmed that the attorney is free to "engage" in any case deemed "particularly sensitive".

The Crown Prosecution Service issued a statement saying that Hain would not be prosecuted over the proper registration of donations worth £103,000 because he was not in charge of fundraising for the campaign.

The prosecution service issued a terse statement saying, "We will consider the file, and advise the police in due course".

This week, China's highest court and prosecution office issued guidelines for defining and punishing online rumors and slander.

On the day Sally Clark was freed, the Crown Prosecution Service issued a statement explaining why it would not be applying for a retrial: "At this juncture it would no longer be possible for the defence or the prosecution to carry out further tests to prove or disprove this theory.

Stating that the Prosecution had issued 57 document requests in connection with the Milošević trial, of which 32 were still pending, Prosecutor v. Milošević 13 December 2002, paras.