Sentence examples for prosecutions which from inspiring English sources

Mike Feuer on Wednesday asked the City Council for $510,000 to hire 15 lawyers and assistants to handle the anticipated influx of misdemeanor prosecutions, which previously would have been prosecuted as felonies by the district attorney's office.

The proposed bans will only lead to arbitrary and contested prosecutions which increase polarisation, not reconciliation.

He has control of the office of public prosecutions, which gives advice on and often conducts criminal prosecutions.

The cost of death-penalty prosecutions, which are longer and more complicated than other cases, has also brought the numbers down in recent years.

He writes: "I provided to Linklaters details of all of the prosecutions which I could recall that predated my first statement.

"Identification leads to accountability, which leads to responsibility which will lead to more prosecutions, which at the moment are woefully inadequate," he said.

It could harm him: he now loses immunity from prosecution, which might have come in handy.

He had to clear everything he said with the prosecution, which gave them an unfair advantage.

The prosecution, which claims it acted on its own, used its challenges effectively, if reprehensibly.

Illegal downloading does have drawbacks that go beyond the threat of prosecution, which is relatively rare among average listeners.

He changed his story, dramatically, to fit the prosecution, which prompted his judge to call him "an absolute liar".