Sentence examples for should be prosecuted in from inspiring English sources

The extradition order against McKinnon has been withdrawn and it will now be for the director of public prosecutions to decide whether he should be prosecuted in Britain.

Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, will now decide whether McKinnon should be prosecuted in Britain.

Mr. Obama indicated as a candidate that Guantánamo detainees should be prosecuted in existing American courts.

But this has done little to impress MPs, who say the men may be terrorists, but they're our terrorists and should be prosecuted in a British court.

Second, it would establish a standard for deciding whether such suspects — once their interrogation is complete — should be prosecuted in civilian court or before a military commission.

If Mr. Maliki has proof that any detainees committed real crimes, they should be prosecuted in a just and transparent process.

There's little controversy that people involved in unlawful activities should be prosecuted if they structure their transactions to avoid the filing of C.T.R.s.

You're saying that the 14-year-old and anybody involved in the abortion should be prosecuted, if they choose to terminate the pregnancy, either through surgical abortion or a morning after pill?

Mr. Ray has impaneled a new federal grand jury in Washington to consider whether Mr. Clinton should be prosecuted for lying in the Paula Jones case, which was also a subject of his impeachment trial.

Icac says Tripodi should be prosecuted for misconduct in public office.

NSA employees who break the law should be prosecuted, not (as in cases of those caught spying on their personal love interests) simply disciplined.