criminal prosecution

Several party officials still face criminal prosecution in the case.

He wants criminal prosecution experience, and you know what I want.

And second, criminal prosecution wasn't the first thing on my mind.

The criminal prosecution, he said, put his firm out of business.

This was a civil action and not a criminal prosecution.

The evidence must be offered by the state during a criminal prosecution.

The state did not seek criminal prosecution of the two men.

The new law would provide for criminal prosecutions in such cases.

"I'd like to see more criminal prosecution in environmental and civil rights areas," she said.

None of this information was considered strong enough to support a criminal prosecution.

Critics say the law will only make criminal prosecution more difficult.

Criminal prosecutions do not always work the way they should.

Still, any criminal prosecution of the company could face a high burden.

But more important, the hard evidence is vital in any future criminal prosecution.

No criminal prosecution has ever been brought under the 80-year-old statute.

Federal and state officials say they are weighing criminal prosecution.

Military human rights violations should be subject to criminal prosecution.

We need a consistent approach to criminal prosecution throughout Europe.

Currently, Federal criminal prosecution can only take place in the event of a death.

In cases where the evidence is clear, all such offenders must be subject to criminal prosecution.

The administration of the justice and criminal prosecution is mainly a matter for the federal states.

This was the first time that a criminal prosecution had been taken out against the British nuclear industry.

The only thing which would will clear the air and satisfy the need for blood is criminal prosecution.

Whether anyone else is at risk of criminal prosecution remains unknown.

It maintained English common law for public administration, including criminal prosecution.