Sentence examples for their prosecuting from inspiring English sources

The statute allowed district attorneys to block testing by telling courts that DNA results would not have prevented their prosecuting the inmate.

By the nature of their jobs prosecuting criminals, district attorneys end up having many enemies.

The mayor's office believes that outside their independent prosecuting authority, district attorneys' offices are city agencies.

"They spent so much of their lives prosecuting people that they still don't really accept that this is legal," he said.

"For all practical purposes, after 1986, it became somewhere between difficult and impossible to prosecute dealers for selling guns without keeping a record, because U.S. attorneys don't want to waste their time prosecuting misdemeanors," said William Vizzard, a retired A.T.F.

In 2007, Dr. Blum worked with the National College of District Attorneys and National District Attorneys Association to review the mental capacity and undue influence sections of their course "Prosecuting Elder Abuse Cases".

To address that concern, lawmakers adopted strict standards that required inmates to demonstrate not only that the results of DNA tests would prove their innocence but also would have prevented their being prosecuted.

The lyrics go on to suggest that the Kremlin uses criminal prosecutions as a selective weapon – prosecuting their enemies and dropping charges for their "homies".

The Home Office recognises that there are concerns children forced into marriage will not wish to see their parents prosecuted.

He doesn't want to have small people, who were sent out to do their jobs, prosecuted for what they did".

"[People in Purdy's] situation have chosen to travel without close family members to avoid the risk of their being prosecuted", said Lord Hope.