Sentence examples for the normal prosecution from inspiring English sources
Jeff Siddiqui Lynnwood, Wash., Jan . 6 , 2008 To the Editor: The extension of United States and NATO military operations into Pakistan in pursuit of Al Qaeda and the Taliban is nothing more than the normal prosecution of the war on terrorism that began in Afghanistan.
"We should follow our normal prosecution pattern, which is to gather the evidence".
Members of Congress have immunity from normal prosecution and can only be tried by the Supreme Court; this is one of the unfortunate structural reasons why a majority of legislators are under investigation for a range of crimes).
Most European heads of government are subject to normal prosecution for criminal (and sometimes also civil) offences.
The normal channels for prosecution, through Suffolk County district court, were taking too long, he said.
(For instance, the Crown Prosecution Service's official guidelines counsel against prosecuting drug abusers found near needle-exchange services because "the need to prevent the spread of serious infections outweighs the normal requirement for prosecution").But in the case of assisted suicide, prosecutorial discretion will now be accepted as the norm rather than the exception.
If true, this would cast a dim light on the way things were done at the NYSE, where Mr Greenberg used to sit on the board; but it need not constitute "fraudulent" manipulation, the normal standard in prosecutions.Were all this not enough, AIG is still at the heart of another investigation into sleazy sales practices in the insurance industry.
He described the return of the Saudis as "part of the normal policy of transferring detainees from Guantánamo for prosecution or continued detention".
The evidence they refer to ought to have been tested in open court in the context of a normal criminal prosecution as with any ordinary member of the public.
The MEJA allows for prosecutions of these same contractors, but allows them to proceed through civilian prosecuting authorities in civilian courts with all of the normal constitutional protections.
