Sentence examples for time for prosecution from inspiring English sources

If or when the time for prosecution comes, Facebook is unlikely to hold back.

A police report was taken in the case last year after LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said even allegations beyond the legal time for prosecution would be investigated involving Cosby as they may shine light on newer cases.

Charges of culpable homicide and assault were also considered, but because the killing occurred in 1977, the time frame for prosecution had expired.

"It's now time for the prosecution to get to work," Cooper said.

Around 9 17PM Saturday, Mondesir, who'd served time for hindering prosecution and attempted robbery convictions, was shot multiple times on the corner of East 54th Street and Church Avenue in East Flatbush, He died at Kings County Hospital, The New York Post reports, where another 21 year-old, shot in the arm and torso during the incident, is being treated.

He has been spared a criminal investigation only because the time limit for prosecutions has expired.

The measure also recognizes the Catholic Church's history of intimidating victims and burying abuses in church files, creating a shroud of secrecy that extended in many cases until victims were in their 30s or older, well beyond existing time limits for prosecutions or civil lawsuits.

In any event, even if the charges were valid, too much time had passed for prosecution, the office said.

In 2000, John Cornyn, the Texas attorney general at the time and now a United States senator, identified six cases where prosecutors relied on the same expert's race-based prediction — testifying three times for the prosecution and three times for the defense — to send African-American and Latino men to death row.

A refusal can also be justified under a statute of limitations - that is, if a time limit has passed for prosecution.

Houston, we have a big problem when Hillary Clinton's ill-advised use of a private server for privacy reasons results in calls for prosecution and jail time.