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| It faced | prosecution a number of times by the British Indian gov |
| Zimmerman confronted the | prosecution about any potential information they might |
| Senate Bill 517 - Maryland Gang | Prosecution Act of 2010 The increasing number of gangs |
| voted for the Maryland Gang | Prosecution Act of 2007 (HB713), subjecting gang member |
| se powers of inspection, any enforcement or | prosecution action taken against organisations by the f |
| nerabilities for targeted investigative and | prosecution action, prevention and curative treatment b |
| In order to obtain the | prosecution, activist Mike Huskisson had to admit to be |
| back problems, is feigning illness to avoid | prosecution after allegedly stealing donor funds meant |
| 30th of May, 2011 to appear before military | prosecution after Maged brought Hamalawy on her show wh |
| 2003, with the investigation and 2005 trial | prosecution again led by Sneddon. |
| repatriation after the Falklands War but no | prosecution against him has been successful. |
| l of Virginia, Earley blocked any potential | prosecution against evangelist Pat Robertson after an i |
| in 1582, and as Queen's Serjeant opened the | prosecution against Mary, Queen of Scots. |
| f Public Prosecutions decided not to take a | prosecution against the House of Prayer after a lengthy |
| r troops in Ireland, this led to the failed | prosecution against the paper in the following year. |
| the Alberta government to initiate a second | prosecution against Jim Keegstra in 1991, after Keegstr |
| olicitor, Danny Sankey, initiated a private | prosecution against Gough Whitlam, Rex Connor, Lionel M |
| to a son and her father brought a criminal | prosecution against Desmarets for seduction and kidnapp |
| this provision when he abandoned his libel | prosecution against Lord Queensberry and was ordered to |
| Malan testified for the | prosecution against his own pilots, stating that Freebo |
| ct attorndey, Harmon Caldwell Drew, led the | prosecution against several African American and white |
| ard Patrick, who was set to testify for the | prosecution against his old boss, mob fixer Gus Alex. |
| that they were her parents so she pressed a | prosecution against Osvaldo Rivas and Maria Cristina Go |
| out-of-court settlement which ended a civil | prosecution against the force for malicious prosecution |
| ton confessed to murdering Emerson when the | prosecution agreed to take the death penalty off the ta |
| following Christie's approval of a deferred | prosecution agreement with the University of Medicine a |
| The | prosecution alleged Folbigg murdered her four children |
| The | prosecution alleged that on or about 14 July 1841, Bonj |
| degrees at British universities, which the | prosecution alleged at trial gave them the knowledge th |
| Whereas the | prosecution alleged the combined value of $1.15 million |
| Nigel Sweeney QC, barrister for the | prosecution alleged that the defendants were part of an |
| The | prosecution alleged that the Syro Malabar priest Fr. |
| The | prosecution alleges that the films are obscene, and hav |
| une 2005 at Hong Kong's High Court with the | prosecution alleging that she murdered her husband and |
| The | prosecution also claimed he would try to flee the count |
| The | prosecution also charged the defendants with transmitti |
| Counsel for the | prosecution also obliquely referred to the Amelioration |
| Campbell granted Giancana immunity from | prosecution and ordered him to testify. |
| The story is going to grow as | prosecution and lawsuits are only getting started. |
| on, he was granted immunity against further | prosecution and compelled to testify against LaRouche. |
| much clearer that this is just a political | prosecution, and that's really all this case has been a |
| owever, there was insufficient evidence for | prosecution, and after 18 months in jail, charges were |
| sequence, the Spanish Inquisition increased | prosecution and persecution of Moriscos after the upris |
| d that the indictment amounted to political | prosecution and he would not give up his run for presid |
| lting the judge, most of the witnesses, the | prosecution, and even his defense team, as well as form |
| y Mormons fled to Canada in order to escape | prosecution, and to set up Mormon communities there. |
| gal counsel: William Jennings Bryan for the | prosecution, and Clarence Darrow for the defense, argue |
| he paid the ultimate price under the act of | prosecution and imprisonment in Warwick prison in 1880- |
| Attempting to protect the four others from | prosecution and defending their work in the evidence he |
| Smith was successful in the | prosecution and eventually asked the court to impose a |
| She represented herself in her recent | prosecution and was successful in avoiding going to pri |
| name of "Volpone," urged the necessity of a | prosecution and gained the day. |
| my in 2008 as a student at the Institute of | Prosecution and Investigation prior to her participatio |
| rked in secrecy out of concern for criminal | prosecution and discrimination. |
| s normally a procedural step that grant the | Prosecution and Defence an opportunity to examine the d |
| ton's rival, Dr. Jackson, testified for the | prosecution, and the residents of Boston were anxious t |
| The investigation resulted in the | prosecution and conviction of four individuals. |
| icenses are automatically suspended pending | prosecution and once proven guilty, the person will be |
| to break the strike by threatening criminal | prosecution and revocation of city services. |
| Mercurio's recordings led to the | prosecution and conviction of dozens of criminals. |
| official investigations that culminated in | prosecution and a fine of £150,000 for contamination of |
| His opinions exposed him to a | prosecution, and with the help of Francis Atterbury, th |
| and included Senator William Borah for the | prosecution and Clarence Darrow for the defense. |
| dists, voting in favor of Jean-Paul Marat's | prosecution, and was consequently declared an enemy of |
| that the possibility of a deal between the | prosecution and some of those accused of embezzlement w |
| The Court ruled unanimously that | prosecution and imprisonment of X was not an interferen |
| were consulted in her case: two each by the | prosecution and defense, and one by the judge. |
| y, the criminal will face immediate federal | prosecution and stiff mandatory federal prison sentence |
| Dewey rocketed to fame with his successful | prosecution and defeated Dodge, who ran for re-election |
| "Alongside the | prosecution and punishment of criminals, the denial of |
| e war, Tanaka testified three times for the | prosecution and twice for the defense. |
| The Law of Nations, referred to by both the | prosecution and the defence, that a 'civilised' people |
| trafficking, prevention, investigation and | prosecution and victim protection. |
| the incident as a hate crime, urged "swift | prosecution and punishment of the perpetrators", and as |
| ssion (in the absence of the jury) from the | prosecution and ruled that the case was confined to whe |
| scovered documents proved misconduct by the | prosecution and manufacture of evidence by government a |
| ge "to not only outline the theories of the | prosecution and defence but to give the jury matters of |
| e, his work has fallen into the cursed, the | prosecution and prohibition, because, in his book, make |
| statute because she was under no threat of | prosecution, and so invalidation would not impact her l |
| king; to ensure effective investigation and | prosecution, and to promote international cooperation a |
| ce 1930, was voluntarily turned over to the | prosecution, and became a famous and important document |
| case have themselves turned hostile to the | prosecution and state that the police had forced them t |
| he volunteers for psychiatric care to avoid | prosecution, and is assigned to the care of licensed "O |
| acted during World War II to facilitate the | prosecution and execution of enemy spies, and suspended |
| a speech in which he sharply questioned the | prosecution and justification of Japan's "holy war" in |
| However, both the | prosecution and the defense called a large number of wi |
| of the woman's negligence was exempted from | prosecution, and the government also provided reduced p |
| was uncooperative with the U. S. Government | prosecution and refused to recognize the authority of t |
| He took an adversarial approach to the | prosecution, announcing publicly that he was being "cru |
| fence by saying that as Mr Haw is safe from | prosecution anyone who joins him is also safe." |
| I can't find the information pertaining to | prosecution anywhere in the article - if no one else ca |
| The | prosecution appealed to the High Court of Eastern Denma |
| The | prosecution appealed the decision, and in July 1980 all |
| The | prosecution argued that, motivated by a large inheritan |
| In Looking Cloud's trial, the | prosecution argued that AIM's suspicion of Aquash stemm |
| A court case followed in which the | prosecution argued that the World War I effort demanded |
| oubtedly true, but Sir Richard Muir for the | prosecution argued that under the M'Naghten Rules he "k |
| However, the | prosecution argued he was well enough to attend House o |
| The | prosecution argues that all this could be explained by |
| raph of the face of one of the victims; the | prosecution argues that the marks are from a belt buckl |
| epresentation of BP in an investigation and | prosecution arising out of an oil spill on Alaska's Nor |
| The | prosecution arose from the Independent Counsel's attemp |
| Question in Europe" was represented by the | prosecution as part of long-term plan on the part of th |
| forms large volumes of trademark and patent | prosecution, as well as litigation (primarily in intell |
| Watson traveled to Iceland in 1988 to face | prosecution as Sea Shepherd's leader. |
| rivate practice, he often testifies for the | prosecution as an expert witness on whether a defendant |
| e would return to the United States to face | prosecution, Asch has remained in Mexico. |
| The | prosecution asked for the death penalty but when all we |
| At her trial in Tokyo in April 2009, the | prosecution asked for two years but the judge imposed a |
| the Oxford Wycliffites as the subjects of a | prosecution at the hands of Archbishop William Courtney |
| ect the Red Brigades, as was claimed by the | prosecution at the April 7, 1979 trial of Antonio Negri |
| Fearing in consequence | prosecution at the hands of the authorities, he abided |
| The | prosecution at his trial alleged that the motivation fo |
| The | prosecution at Rowsey's trial presented evidence that R |
| i Campbell Thursday will be crucial for the | prosecution at the ongoing war crimes trial of former L |
| g crucial evidence and/or testimony for the | prosecution at the Berne Trial in 1935 against the noto |
| He then mounts a sham | prosecution, attacking Edmund for having a cat named Bu |
| hed the text in 1925 and, while she avoided | prosecution, attracted the attention of the Home Office |
| fter the findings had been made public, the | prosecution authorities stopped their proceedings again |
| A spokesman for South Africa's National | Prosecution Authority, Mthunzi Mhaga, said Tuesday that |
| Crown Court | prosecution barrister Cedric Munroe (Lennie James) rece |
| She indicated that arguments against | prosecution based on due process violations and alleged |
| test "unless such person be removed or such | prosecution be commenced within six months of such pers |
| er malefactors fled Staffordshire to escape | prosecution because there was no resident justice of th |
| l, although he had scathingly dismissed the | prosecution because police had used such disgraceful ta |
| ccording to FIJA, many of them have escaped | prosecution because "prosecutors have reasoned (correct |
| ed both the grounds and the specificity for | prosecution before the General Court. |
| s received immunity in 1948 from war-crimes | prosecution before the Tokyo tribunal in exchange for g |
| he Communist Party USA (CPUSA) began facing | prosecution beginning in 1949 under the law. |
| As a discouragement to the | prosecution, Bollier is alleged to have let it be known |
| rlier lists prepared by SS like the Special | Prosecution Book-Poland (German: Sonderfahndungsbuch Po |
| d overthrow of the American government, the | prosecution, boosted by the American public's antipathy |
| Throughout the trial, the | prosecution brought forward two victims along with a mo |
| In a | prosecution brought by the Environment Agency in 2002 , |
| a corporation had unsuccessfully defended a | prosecution brought by the ACCC for an alleged contrave |
| nded to secure intelligence for an American | prosecution, but admitted that the information was all |
| the attorney-general as material for a new | prosecution, but when Prynne was required to own his ha |
| ti-Corruption Bureau) is doing to me is not | prosecution, but persecution and torture. |
| cting medical marijuana patients from state | prosecution, but they are not recognized federally, and |
| e strike leaders were launched as a private | prosecution by the Citizens' Committee of one Thousand, |
| e United States government against criminal | prosecution by an international criminal court to which |
| day) unless its citizens were shielded from | prosecution by the ICC. |
| al Court, the Council granted immunity from | prosecution by the International Criminal Court (ICC) t |
| However, after the civil rights | prosecution by the federal government, and investigatio |
| In India too, Bohras were under | prosecution by the Mughal Rulers. |
| However, the failure of this | prosecution by the CBI was widely criticized. |
| and was tracked down by a posse but escaped | prosecution by swallowing potassium cyanide. |
| In 1992, a | prosecution by then-United States Attorney Michael Cher |
| ded the final sentence and further criminal | prosecution by removing to London, where he occupied hi |
| of the earliest uses of GIS to aid in court | prosecution by the SAPS. |
| o stay in Hungary to help local Jews escape | prosecution by using his status and influence. |
| , then presents the LAPD investigation, the | prosecution by the L.A. County District Attorney, and t |
| ection 10 requires the authorisation of any | prosecution by the director of the appropriate prosecut |
| nted a one-year extension for immunity from | prosecution by the International Criminal Court (ICC) t |
| n the Restoration Lambert was exempted from | prosecution by an address of both Houses of the Convent |
| which would mean a loss of immunity against | prosecution by his political enemies. |
| ntarily, claiming he is afraid of political | prosecution by supporters of former President Victor Yu |
| 005, she has been exposed to harassment and | prosecution by employees of power agencies of Kabardino |
| -suspended silt, could result in a criminal | prosecution by the Environment Agency. |
| The | prosecution called for a life sentence against Gustafss |
| , but Jentzsch himself did not turn up; the | prosecution called for him to be given a 56-year prison |
| The | prosecution called Daniel Wells, Laban Morrill, Joel Wh |
| d Cockburn's summing up was critical of the | prosecution case and the police's violation of the defe |
| The final chapter of the | prosecution case involved a sex party which Sheridan al |
| disclose evidence that weighed against the | prosecution case. |
| arties to play more of a role in building a | prosecution case. |
| According to the | prosecution Celeste only married Steven Beard for his m |
| As a result of these prior convictions, the | prosecution charged Andrade with two counts of petty th |
| rial was unable to reach a verdict, and the | prosecution chose not to re-try the case. |
| During the trial in January 2007, the | prosecution claimed that the club's security staff were |
| imed Mrs. Mors committed suicide, while the | prosecution claimed he murdered her for financial gain. |
| boy was locked inside the wooden box as the | prosecution claimed. |
| The | prosecution claims that Maximus himself caused the trag |
| ught it forward to September 1991 after the | prosecution complained that its witnesses had been subj |
| lacement was due to his insistence that the | Prosecution complete the process of discovery, before h |
| The | prosecution conceded during the trial that Cheney was a |
| Lincoln : giving a summary account, of the | prosecution, conviction, and deprivation of the Rev. Dr |
| t a company of this common law crime if the | prosecution could identify a controlling mind or group |
| that women were beyond the law and that any | prosecution could only be made against any man who migh |
| he judge speculated that the reason for the | prosecution could have been his Lockerbie report." |
| Paul ruled that the | Prosecution could not use the new act to place addition |
| tment of collaborating in slave labour, the | prosecution could not prove conclusively whether Rasche |
| hn Amery for treason, and he was also third | prosecution counsel at the trial of William Joyce ('Lor |
| Prosecution counsel Paul Simpson further alleged the tw | |
| In fact, as | prosecution counsel put it in her closing submissions t |
| Bruce Belfrage ... | Prosecution counsel Foster |
| After his confession the | prosecution decided, against the promise made, to call |
| r further reassurances of his immunity from | prosecution, Del tells him that he himself was the thie |
| The | prosecution demanded a retrial. |
| The | prosecution demanded prison time, but a military judge |
| Appeals were immediately made, with the | prosecution demanding the death penalty mandatory for m |
| Public | prosecution departments in many countries - notably Fra |
| individual may result in criminal and civil | prosecution, depending on jurisdiction. |
| guilty on grounds of self defense, and the | prosecution determined to drop the charges on the remai |
| If the | prosecution did not sufficiently prove that the woman's |
| that Tennard's IQ was 67, a fact which the | prosecution did not dispute. |
| In fact the | prosecution didn't even need Jordan Chandler because ac |
| Testimony from expert witnesses for the | prosecution, Dr Arthur Douthwaite and Dr Michael Ashby, |
| On 25 November the | prosecution dropped all charges against both Sheridans |
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