Sentence examples for prosecutions process from inspiring English sources

Mr Hart said a Daily Telegraph report showed the Charity Commission had reprimanded the RSPCA for prosecuting members of David Cameron's local hunt, instructing it to review its prosecutions process.

Conclusion: Reforming the prosecution process.

An indictment formally charges a person with committing a crime and begins the criminal prosecution process.

They would be placed in immigration detention during the prosecution process, a Border Protection spokesman said.

Mr Bush, too, will be content that the prosecution process keeps public attention on efforts to tackle international terrorism for the remainder of his time in office.

British Foreign Secretary William Hague said he was appalled at the guilty verdicts handed down in Cairo after "unacceptable procedural shortcomings" in their prosecution process.

The prosecution process dragged on and on and on, with delay after delay, adjournment after adjournment, until finally the trial was listed for 13 January 2015.

In this paper, we examine the validity of these assumptions by studying the use made of applicant-submitted prior art by delving into the actual prosecution process in over a thousand different cases.

However, investigators believe that there are reasonable grounds for starting a prosecution process on human rights violations, "some of them rising to the extremely serious level of crimes against humanity".

The activists face having criminal records and a maximum three-month prison sentence if they are found guilty, but there is growing concern that the prosecution process will be disproportionate and costly.

In separate reports Sir Anthony Campbell, Justice of the Supreme Court of Northern Ireland, found "clear defects" in the prosecution process, while advocate Dr Raj Jandoo, deputy chair of the Scottish Executive's Stephen Lawrence Inquiry Steering Group, reviewed how prosecutors liaised with the victim's family.