Sentence examples for the prosecution process from inspiring English sources

They would be placed in immigration detention during the prosecution process, a Border Protection spokesman said.

Mr Bush, too, will be content that the prosecution process keeps public attention on efforts to tackle international terrorism for the remainder of his time in office.

The prosecution process dragged on and on and on, with delay after delay, adjournment after adjournment, until finally the trial was listed for 13 January 2015.

The activists face having criminal records and a maximum three-month prison sentence if they are found guilty, but there is growing concern that the prosecution process will be disproportionate and costly.

Jessica Jacobson of the ICPR, one of the authors of the report, said: "At this time of significant change to the joint enterprise doctrine, there is more urgency and more opportunity … [to make] the prosecution process clearer and more transparent".

As it happens, there's a vacancy at the moment for an independent lawyer, familiar with the prosecution process and the ways of government but not associated with past scandals.

Stack that on top of the lengthy prosecution process and the shitty conviction rate and you're trapped in the most vicious, rape-friendly circle imaginable.

In this paper, we examine the validity of these assumptions by studying the use made of applicant-submitted prior art by delving into the actual prosecution process in over a thousand different cases.

But such police-community engagement, while a sign of improved relations, may be clouding the formal prosecution processes the 2010 law mandates.

But researchers from the think-tank the Institute for Race Relations (IRR) analysed 93 deaths with a known or suspected racial element since the new law came into effect, and found that in more than half of cases, evidence of the defendant's motivation was stripped out during the investigation or prosecution process.

This involves weighing the prejudice that may be caused to an investigation or prosecution, or more generally to the investigatory and prosecution processes of the public authority, against the public interest in disclosure".