Sentence examples similar to three year prosecution from inspiring English sources

Documents show that although the prosecution and government pointed the finger at Peltier for shooting FBI agents at close range during the trial in 1976, for three years the prosecution withheld critical ballistic test results proving that the fatal bullets could not have come from the gun tied to Leonard Peltier.

[Page A1.] Spitzer Yields to Federal Regulators After three years of prosecutions of investment banks, mutual funds and insurance companies, Eliot Spitzer, the New York attorney general, said that he was ready to cede those investigations to federal regulators.

He said the bank met all the obligations under its five year deferred prosecution agreement put in place at the time of the 2012 fine.

The DoJ has also imposed a two year deferred prosecution agreement on Lloyds, subjecting the bank to tight conditions for the next 24 months.

The four year sentence imposed by judges went beyond the three year sentence sought by the prosecution.

But the defence lawyers, who can point to the ten years the prosecution has had to prepare its case, are bound to ask for more time.

And two years of prosecution have failed to produce one single witness to testify that the former Yugoslav president ordered any attacks on Albanian civilians in the province.

The defense is seeking to end nearly two years of prosecution against the Olympic bid chief Tom Welch and the deputy Dave Johnson, who were indicted by a federal grand jury in July 2000 for bestowing $1 million in cash and favors on International Olympic Committee members who awarded Salt Lake City the 2002 Winter Olympics.

LONDON -- Two former editors of Britain's News Corps being tried on phone hacking charges had an affair that lasted at least six years, the prosecution revealed Thursday.

After six years of prosecutions and appeals, a Dutch court found Trafigura guilty of illegally exporting waste, but in Ivory Coast the company was granted immunity from further prosecution in exchange for a financial settlement.

A19 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Spitzer Would Cede Cases To Federal Government After nearly three years of high-profile prosecutions of investment banks, mutual funds and insurance companies, Attorney General Eliot Spitzer of New York says that he is ready to cede those investigations to federal regulators.