Sentence examples for reckless prosecution from inspiring English sources

But our reckless prosecution of the war destroyed this balance, and the Mandeans, whose pacifist religion prohibits them from carrying weapons even for self-defense, found themselves victims of kidnappings, extortion, rapes, beatings, murders and forced conversions carried out by radical Islamic groups and common criminals.

If he had gone to trial, the official said, Mr. Pillco probably would have stuck by his original story, which might have convinced a jury that Ms. Shelly's death was merely reckless, even though the prosecution would have argued otherwise.

Prosecutors couldn't press charges of vehicular homicide because the mother, Heather Surovik, survived, and a loophole in Colorado law did not allow prosecution for reckless acts against Brady, her an unborn baby.

"[The prosecution] had to show reckless disregard for human life, and they had to show causation, which everybody recognizes might be a difficult thing," Murphy said.

They included everything from wire fraud, computer fraud, and reckless damaging JSTOR--the latter justified by the prosecution due to the down time to the database during Swartz's mass scraping--and the prosecution said that Swartz had "stolen … millions of dollars" worth of "property".

They included everything from wire fraud, computer fraud, and reckless damaging JSTOR – the latter justified by the prosecution due to the down time to the database during Swartz's mass scraping – and the prosecution said that Swartz had "stolen … millions of dollars" worth of "property".

The prosecution has sought to show a pattern of reckless behaviour by the athlete and has argued that a reasonable man would have checked before firing four bullets through a locked door.

They focused their prosecution on the soda machine incident, portraying it as reckless and potentially injurious to others.

The presiding judge, Edward M. Coleman, did not set a sentencing date because the prosecution is entitled to try Mr. Williams again on the reckless manslaughter charge.

The sponsor, Representative Carl D. Wimmer, a Republican, said he had removed a key clause that would have allowed prosecution under Utah's criminal homicide laws for a "reckless act of the woman" that resulted in death to a fetus.

Under it, the "reckless" use of "threatening, insulting or abusive" language would have brought a prosecution.