Sentence examples for reasonable prosecution from inspiring English sources

The girl, who had suffered greatly in her short life and who found relations with adults very difficult, was asked questions in court by a very reasonable prosecution advocate.

With crassness apparently proven beyond a reasonable doubt, the prosecution felt the jury had its fill.

"We do not have sufficient evidence to prove this case beyond a reasonable doubt," the prosecution memo states.

As a further safeguard against frivolous charges, the ICC's "pre-trial chamber" must decide at the start whether there are reasonable grounds for prosecution.

In order to persuade the federal court that his case warrants a declaratory judgment, he must prove a reasonable fear of prosecution.

"If we do not believe her beyond a reasonable doubt," the prosecution wrote in its motion to dismiss, referring to Ms. Diallo, "we cannot ask a jury to do so".

Fitzgerald also told the court that the home secretary had failed to take account of "the reasonable alternative" of prosecution in this country, where McKinnon could face up to five years' imprisonment for offences under the computer misuse act.

Although many larger firms have established programs today that allow for safe vulnerability disclosure, hackers still have reasonable fears about prosecution and prison time.

He added: "There are crimes here that I think are worthy of investigation, in which you could have a reasonable prospect of prosecution.

It is likely that police would have considered such a charge before he was released on Sunday night, but did not have sufficient evidence for a reasonable prospect of prosecution.

Riel Karmy-Jones, for the crown, told the court on Monday that after reviewing the evidence it was decided there was no longer a reasonable prospect of a prosecution.