Sentence examples for stalled prosecution from inspiring English sources
Along with the Supreme Court, "the sanctity of life," and the Second Amendment, a central reason he asked the people in Newton to support Trump was "for the sake of preserving the principle that no one is above the law," as if the aim of the election was to carry through on a stalled prosecution.
They say the concept known to generations of civics-class students, the prohibition against so-called ex post facto laws, should stall all prosecution efforts at capital punishment until a new law is enacted.
Still, the sites could face legal obstacles, and legislation to protect the facilities and those associated with them from prosecution has stalled in the state Senate.
After almost two years of stalling, the prosecution wrapped up its good-faith investigation and filed a reply to my appeal.
At one point, the jury was stalled at 11 to 1. Afterward, the prosecution praised the jury.
Despite claims that further prosecutions were imminent, the effort appeared to have stalled in the months before Anwar's release.
The bill stalled in the House Rules Committee over concerns that it would conflict with the state's prosecution of cases involving drug-induced homicide.
The opposition says talks have stalled because Saleh is manoeuvring to ensure he and his family do not face prosecution over corruption claims.
Pakistan's prosecution of several Lashkar chiefs arrested in 2009, including one now under US indictment, has stalled.
New Jersey will forge ahead with its stalled medical marijuana program, Gov. Chris Christie said Tuesday, adding that he believed the people involved will not face federal prosecution.
