Sentence examples for various prosecution from inspiring English sources

The Norwegian crime statistics from 1995 to 2003 provide data on date of all crimes registered by the police in the period, penal code and various prosecution decisions.

His particular offence was "stock parking", a charge not used before or since, that was tied to his willingness to "warehouse" shares for investors, often in advance of hostile takeovers, enabling them to evade reporting requirements.As part of a guilty plea, Jefferies assisted in various prosecutions and was allowed to forgo a prison sentence.

The various prosecutions of soldiers accused of mistreating and, in some cases, murdering detainees in Iraq, Afghanistan and Guantánamo Bay have been in the works for months, but have been largely overshadowed by the trial of the man who became known as the "primary torturer" of the notorious Baghdad prison.

"For various reasons — prosecution discrepancies, differences in levels of awareness, the structure of the criminal justice system of that country" — pan-European studies of existing data have proved impossible, Mr. Nevala said.

"All her efforts to feign innocence were proven false in various phases of prosecution," the statement said, according to the Guardian.

The State Department maintains a terrorist watch list for foreign organizations, and the Justice Department has identified domestic groups it considers unindicted co-conspirators in various terror-related prosecutions.

The film director said the authorities did not want to stop "the train" of the prosecution for various reasons.

He has made few objections, asked few questions of those testifying and has reached agreements with the prosecution on various issues by signing stipulations.

The prosecution made various missteps during Megrahi's trial, such as putting unreliable witnesses on the stand, some of whom were paid by the U.S. government.

President Fujimori cannot even count on the absolute support of the current army commanders, who appear to be operating in an effort to protect Mr. Montesinos and themselves from prosecution for various human rights violations, gun-running and money-laundering.

"It should be known that all 12 jurors felt that this verdict was a statement regarding the various failures of the prosecution to prove 'conspiracy' in the count itself – and not any form of affirmation of the defense's various beliefs, actions or aspirations," Juror 4 wrote in an email to the Oregonian.