Sentence examples for whether to prosecute from inspiring English sources

The district attorney determines whether to prosecute the person that assaulted you.

The county attorney's office is deciding whether to prosecute him.

A county or district attorney can decide whether to prosecute.

A decision on whether to prosecute was held up because of Moran's ill health.

"We've always got discretion about whether to prosecute or not to prosecute," he said.

Howard said the decision on whether to prosecute rests with the state, not with Snyder's family.

The same law clearly disqualifies Mr. Meese himself from deciding whether to prosecute his close colleague.

She had said she would accept the FBI's recommendations about whether to prosecute Hillary Clinton.

The police hadn't acted on the harassment case, because Lurie kept temporizing about whether to prosecute his friend.

In sending Wilson's case to the grand jury, McCulloch technically turned over to them the decision about whether to prosecute.

The Los Angeles County district attorney's office has yet to decide whether to prosecute Mr. Gibson in that incident.