Sentence examples for will start prosecuting from inspiring English sources
Bottom line: While it's highly unlikely that the feds will start prosecuting marijuana users, it's entirely possible that your local dispensary could shut down — or be blocked from opening — because the owners or financial backers are worried about catching a federal case.
That will be put to a referendum, followed by national elections.But the generals may seek some continuing influence, mainly for fear that Mr Thaksin's camp will regain power and start prosecuting them for the coup.
"If the Justice Department started prosecuting these people, it will send a message that if you are disqualified we are sending you to jail," he said.
That doesn't mean that a motivated U.S. attorney — a Sessions mini-me, if you will — couldn't go on a crusade in his or her district and start prosecuting every marijuana operation in sight.
WASHINGTON — After bungling its first attempt at prosecuting Roger Clemens on charges that he lied to Congress about his steroid use, the government on Monday will start its second effort to convict him in federal court.
He became a lawyer, and started out prosecuting mobsters in Ohio.
Part of handling the crisis will involve prosecuting and punishing anyone guilty of the attacks.
Rights holders will consider prosecuting "particularly serious infringers".
They start with a lack of political will to prosecute them.
The Bush administration had started to prosecute the men in the military commissions system in 2008.
