Sentence examples for secondary prosecutions from inspiring English sources
Other states usually initiate secondary prosecutions only when they are concerned that a death sentence will be overturned on appeal, but Virginia's Supreme Court rarely does that.
The report said her view that prosecution was of "secondary importance might, in part, explain why so few prosecutions have taken place in Rotherham".
In essence, the first tribunal is supposed to serve as a continuation of the plan to get as much information as possible out of the detainees, with the actual prosecution of any crimes as a secondary goal.
After finishing his secondary education at the end of 1939, Morris became a clerk in the Prosecutions Branch at Sydney Town Hall.
One could speculate that in the IPHS, the suicide act is secondary to the primary homicide motive and may represent an attempt by the IT to prevent prosecution for their crime.
The prosecutions look biased.
But prosecutions do occur.
Then began the prosecutions.
No prosecutions followed.
REFLECTIONS about the Watergate prosecutions.
