Sentence examples for weak prosecution from inspiring English sources

Leaving court he hit out at the authorities for not stopping "the train" of a very weak prosecution and said he hoped to fall in love again after losing the Back to Black singer in July last year.

Benjamin Brafman, a defense lawyer in New York, said that the rule is "if your rebuttal evidence is not really strong, there's no point in putting it forward because then the case will end on weak prosecution evidence".

Although Mr. Hynes has been criticized for weak prosecution of sexual abuse in the Orthodox Jewish community, Mr. Thompson endured his own share of criticism recently from David Greenfield, an Orthodox councilman, who accused Mr. Thompson of planning to "target" Jews.

Monday's report from the State Department seemed to acknowledge the weak prosecution record.

Of the handful of other successful convictions known to advocates, there appears to be a pattern of weak prosecutions, out of step with national trends.

Unfortunately, corporate criminal law is woefully weak, prosecutions are minor, and enforcement budgets are scandalously tiny.

But enforcement is usually weak and prosecutions are rare.

Lord Brittan died some months after lawyers had concluded the case was too weak to warrant prosecution, but failed to inform the cancer-stricken peer.

There should be a reverse-onus system where unaccounted, suspicious funds re seized pending a reasonable explanation?" The result is there are few prosecutions, weak sentences, and few confiscations, said FATF.

Despite the prosecution's weak case, many Egyptians do see Al Jazeera as having worked to undermine their country.

Despite the prosecution's weak case against these journalists, many Egyptians do indeed see Al Jazeera as having worked to undermine their country.