I did not find any justifiable circumstance for prosecuting you.

Jay says that letter pointed to a policy conclusion of not prosecuting journalists.

We are not interested in prosecuting the boys who broke into the car, but we need to speak to them.

The same year saw him elected to a two-year term as prosecuting attorney for Lexington.

You, Aulus, can ready yourself to do the actual prosecuting in whichever court is decided upon.

Prosecuting such young defendants is also more difficult.

During his term, Thomas also made considerable effort on prosecuting human smugglers and illegal immigrants.

The morning of the trial the Prosecuting Attorney made another attempt to patch up the affair.

Yesterday, the defence and prosecuting QCs made their opening arguments.

The Medicaid fraud control unit in the state attorney general's office is primarily responsible for prosecuting cases referred to them by the health department.

A local warlord is put on trial, meanwhile running for political office against the lawyer who is prosecuting him.

But even that becomes complicated when prosecuting a defendant in one municipal court whose license was suspended by another, he said.

Therefore, prosecuting a hacker is a complicated process.

Bandinel's successors were no less determined in prosecuting what they saw as an essentially moral cause.

The agreement said prosecutors could recommend a lighter sentence if he gave them "substantial assistance" in prosecuting others.

"The Joint Chiefs decided I was more important than prosecuting a retiring major."

I'll prosecute them vigorously when I'm through prosecuting the kids vigorously."

Torture may be used in prosecuting this inquiry".

However, Prosecuting Offices in other Italian cities are looking into these allegations.

Nor, Judge Dearie said, was there any evidence that prosecuting them did any good.

Military experts in Congress are right to scrutinize the Administration's request and raise appropriate questions about plans for prosecuting the war.

Prosecuting street criminals brings safer streets and is therefore good for business, tourists and residents.

At the time, serious thought was given to prosecuting her, but the ruling class was equivocal about treason.

The Norwegian Prosecuting Authority is partially integrated with the police.

In 1971, he was elected as the King County Prosecuting Attorney.

And his wife could also be prosecuted again, he said.

The children will be prosecuted by the city's law department.

No one has been prosecuted under the law until now.

"We cannot look the other way and not prosecute these people."

As of late 2002, he had prosecuted 55 cases and lost only 3.

In my eyes, both should be prosecuted for what they did.

The total prosecuted were 33,953 people involved in 26,684 such cases.

The woman is now being prosecuted in that case, he said.

But it has no say over how the war is actually prosecuted.

They could have been prosecuted, but the Government did not do that.

It could be a problem if she ever had to prosecute him.

In 1992, a decision was made not to prosecute her.

The evidence was used to prosecute the former police chief.

Get over to Justice and tell them to prosecute him.

"I would not prosecute these young men because they were just doing their jobs."

You put it all together and the guy just was not prosecuted, in my mind.

The general went back to bed and, four months later, he has not been prosecuted.

But would they really prosecute her after so long, no matter what the law books said?

The government should be prosecuted if they make people work for under this.

What I do to your husband to make him prosecute me in this way?

"But when a case needed to be prosecuted for the county, I had to leave the private practice work behind."

Johnson was among the first men to be prosecuted under the act.

But the state has continued to prosecute others involved in the case.

The company would be able to have anyone who takes their produce prosecuted.

It is too soon to say when a decision whether to prosecute will be taken.