Sentence examples for was subsequently prosecuted from inspiring English sources

In that case, the agency said, the bank made a loan to a client who was subsequently prosecuted for stock price manipulation with the funds lent.

"Reginald Lett's constitutional rights were violated when the trial court terminated his first trial without adequate justification, and he was subsequently prosecuted for the same offense," Justice Stevens wrote.

In another incident CCTV footage captures an attack on a guide dog by a 'status' dog whose owner was subsequently prosecuted under the Dangerous Dogs Act.

Many of these children are subsequently prosecuted by the UK justice system, despite many being identified as potential victims of trafficking.

After someone fired a catapult at his home, breaking a window, Ryneš gave the recordings to the police, allowing them to identify two suspects, who were subsequently prosecuted.

He was subsequently arrested and prosecuted on charges of creating mass disturbances, incitement of ethnic hatred, and complicity in murder.

To persuade the countries of the world to adopt the presence test as widely as possible there should be no basis for arguing the test can be used to humiliate foreign politicians who are not then subsequently prosecuted.

Zimmerman was subsequently reelected twice to the position, and he served as Hampshire County's prosecuting attorney from 1900 until 1910 (a total of nine years and three months).

Hale was subsequently confronted by officers from Special Branch, who seized the file, and warned him that he would be prosecuted if he repeated the allegations.

He was subsequently arrested.

Monroe was subsequently arrested.