Sentence examples for prosecutions were put from inspiring English sources

In the wake of 9/11, many major prosecutions were put on hold.

In sum, our decisions uniformly have recognized that due process requires more than merely that the prosecution be put to its proof.

The barking hounds from prosecution offices were put back on a leash.

Prosecutions ensued, and many were put in prison.

Lord O'Donnell says the warning that false declarations can lead to prosecution should be put in big block capitals at the top of page 1.

The Amici Curiae submitted that the Prosecution should be put to the task of persuading the Trial Chamber that a revised and less extensive list of facts could be admitted without compromising the right of Milošević to a fair trial (Prosecutor v. Milošević 18 November 2003).

The amendment was made earlier this year but will only be implemented now that training and guidelines for police and the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) have been put in place.

Mr Power told BBC Jersey: "What we have now is effectively the prosecution case which has been put out as if it was uncontested.

About 10,000 drunken driving prosecutions involving the test had been put aside pending the decision.

The prosecution has asked that she be put away for twenty-three years.

In legal arguments at Cardiff, the prosecution argued that the messages should be put before the jury.