Sentence examples for reopen prosecution from inspiring English sources

Another possible solution would be to create a new type of request to reopen prosecution after final to allow applicants to enter new narrowing amendments or add new declarations without adding new arguments.

Once Tessera responds to the action, which it intends to do, the examiners may reopen prosecution, issue another extension, or issue a notice that Tessera may appeal the examiners' decision.

In November, the Office reopened prosecution in the patent case and revoked the Right of Appeal Notice that it issued in September.

The special state prosecutor immediately charged that the promoter had reneged on a plea bargain, and threatened to reopen the prosecution of the Bergman family in state courts.

A decision in Istanbul's seventh high criminal court earlier this month reopened her prosecution on charges of "insulting Turkishness".

Justice Secretary Chris Grayling said a quick decision is expected from the Attorney General on whether the inquests will be reopened, and prosecutions will be considered.

Hazzard called on the director of public prosecutions to reopen an investigation last week after it was revealed sexual assault charges were dropped after the girl's death.

Such was the fuss that a fortnight ago the government told the director of public prosecutions to reopen the prosecution.Mr Mwanawasa was elected with just 29% of the vote and is probably no more popular now than he was in 2001.

On the basis of his findings, Cockburn – a partner at Hodge Jones & Allen who represented Neville Lawrence in his fight to get the director of public prosecutions to reopen the investigation into his son Stephen's murder – has written to the attorney general, Geoffrey Cox, to ask for a new inquest.

An initial investigation in August 2010 was dropped after only a day, but the following month Sweden's director of prosecution reopened the case.

The show poked holes in the prosecution and helped reopen the murder investigation.