Sentence examples for unfair prosecution from inspiring English sources

Ms. O'Donnell was characteristically blunt in denouncing the decision to prosecute Ms. Stewart, telling reporters after the lunch recess, "This is an unfair prosecution of her".

Gary Bacchetti, the president of BuffNET, said that the state had entrapped his company and pursued an unfair prosecution.

Middle linebacker Ray Lewis, who got through a murder trial mostly unscathed, wants to take out on opponents the pain of what he feels was an unfair prosecution.

Would prosecutors in Manhattan still be so determined to retry Oliver Jovanovic, the Columbia University student whose first trial on sexual assault charges generated accusations of unfair prosecution?

The American constitution with its constraints designed to protect citizens from unfair prosecution could also be used to shield criminals providing there was enough money available to employ clever lawyers to manipulate the system.

Here he is, talking to a reformed I.R.A. member who escaped unfair prosecution by sneaking into the country under false papers: "Pete, I can understand where you're coming from.

The treaty contains numerous safeguards against unfair prosecutions.

The Legislature could go a long way toward ending unfair prosecutions by adopting Gov. Andrew Cuomo's proposal to make public display of a small amount of marijuana a violation, unless the person was smoking the drug in public.

"Despite positive case law, the government continues with its failed policies of restricting the right to peaceful protest, of arbitrary arrests, the unnecessary use of excessive police force and unfair prosecutions, such as in the case of the [Taksim Solidarity] trial," he said.

But that office should be applauded for sparing people unfair or unlawful prosecution.

That power makes Washington nervous, feeling it would be vulnerable to unfair or frivolous prosecution.