Sentence examples for prosecutions separately from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court settled long ago that all 50 states, which the Constitution treats as "dual sovereigns," can pursue their own criminal prosecutions separately from the federal government.

"It's a novel interpretation". The prosecution separately charged Muhammad with committing a terrorist act in the death of Meyers.

The Crown Prosecution Service separately concluded that Babar Ahmad could not be prosecuted.

The ACLU said Manning's prosecution was separately unconstitutional because the military judge overseeing the trial barred Manning from asserting any defense on the basis that the information she disclosed was in the public interest.

David Duncan David Duncan, once Andersen's top Enron auditor and a key witness for the prosecution, had separately pleaded guilty to a single count of obstruction of justice.

It has been set up by the inquiry teams and Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) separately to the inquests.

The prosecution tried her separately from the other three, trying to cast her as the ring leader in a courtroom proceeding soaked through with homophobia and medieval weirdness.

Separately, the Crown Prosecution Service has decided there is "insufficient evidence" that Moir's article breached the law.

During the second hour, the issue was whether the Constitution requires that two co-murderers be sentenced separately when the prosecution seeks the death penalty.

The prosecution had fought to try the defendants separately, at an incredible cost to the state – although all nine were on the same police report.

Separately, Judge Parker ordered the prosecution to provide a list, by next week, of possible foreign nations that it may argue Dr. Lee intended to help by downloading the highly sensitive data.