Sentence examples for to support a prosecution from inspiring English sources

Ms. Reno concluded the evidence against Mr. Gore was too slight to support a prosecution.

Two senior barristers advised Saunders that there was sufficient evidence to support a prosecution against Lord Janner.

Our investigation of the latter allegation failed to reveal sufficient evidence upon which to support a prosecution.

As for the final 130, some officials have said that while there might not be the kind of evidence against them to support a prosecution, they may be deemed too dangerous to release.

They cited one example of a caution used for a sexual offence in a case in which a 16-year-old boy who was in a sexual relationship with a 15-year-old girl, was reported to the police, but the girl nor herparents was willing to support a prosecution to court.

"We have also determined there is insufficient evidence to support a prosecution in respect of one suspect, whom it was alleged also sent offensive messages to Ms Criado-Perez, and have advised the police that no further action should be taken as the high threshold for prosecution has not been met.

It is the same argument that Andersen would have used to support a deferred prosecution agreement.

"Although there are several individuals who have stated that Brown held his hands up in an unambiguous sign of surrender prior to Wilson shooting him dead, their accounts do not support a prosecution of Wilson," the Justice Department report said.

Just as ESI can support a prosecution's theory of guilt, it may also provide an alibi to eliminate the defendant as a suspect.

A spokesperson for the CPS said: "Prosecutors are acutely aware of the difficulties some complainants face in reporting rape and supporting a prosecution.

If anyone has an incentive to support the prosecution for political reasons, it would be the Obama administration concerned about Edwards being a liability for the Democrats.