Sentence examples for tragic prosecution from inspiring English sources

In one tragic prosecution, a daughter who was using heroin with her father was charged when she woke up after injecting and he didn't.

The Manning prosecution is a tragic miscarriage of justice.

This notably light sentence is a relief to some Asian Americans -- particularly Chinese Americans -- who leaped to Liang's defense from the start, arguing that the shooting was a tragic accident and that Liang's prosecution and conviction were proof of selective prosecution and racial scapegoating. .

A spokesperson for the Crown Prosecution Service said: "This was a tragic case and our sympathies are with Mr Ensink's family.

It's tragic that the firearms industry — rendered immune to prosecution for the profligate sales of its ever more deadly wares — has made essentially paramilitary weapons available to the general public, effectively shrinking civilian space.

It's tragic that the firearms industry—rendered immune to prosecution for the profligate sales of its ever more deadly wares has made essentially paramilitary weapons available to the general public, effectively shrinking civilian space.

He said: "There is insufficient evidence to justify the prosecution of any person in relation to the tragic death of Roger Sylvester".

According to the case that the prosecution is developing against Madsen, his final "story" bears tragic witness to a ruthless commitment to the "personal freedom" he claimed the Nautilus represented.

The federal prosecution wreaked havoc on Swartz's life and contributed to his tragic suicide, which left the tech community shocked and outraged.

On Wednesday, a second defendant was acquitted in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, offering a sharp rebuke to the criminal prosecution of what lawyers for the accused said was simply a tragic accident.

The truly incredible two-decade legacy of flawed autopsies and pro-prosecution testimony by Dr. Steven T. Hayne in Mississippi is a tragic and embarrassing chapter in the history of forensic science in the United States ("Mississippi Autopsies by Doctor in Question," news article, Jan . 8.