Now Mr Sutcliffe could be prosecuted in Canada, but would they go to the extent of extraditing a person accused of a relatively minor offence? |
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The trial judge advocate prosecuted the case with the aid of one assistant. |
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These clauses also ensure that the proceeds of any litigation actually prosecuted will be shared rateably by all bondholders. |
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At present, those guilty of forcing someone into marriage can be prosecuted for kidnap, false imprisonment or rape. |
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They have warned that anyone caught letting their dog poo in the grounds of Holy Trinity Primary School will be prosecuted. |
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And while lawbreakers should be prosecuted, there will be unintended consequences. |
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Several former bank directors and owners found responsible for misusing credits have also been prosecuted. |
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Yes, you could be prosecuted for not having an MoT and road fund licence when you return. |
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No one in West Yorkshire Police will be prosecuted over the shooting of a former soldier armed with an airgun, it was announced yesterday. |
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A learner driver is also to be prosecuted for having no L-plates and being unsupervised. |
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Likewise, the collective anonymity of the executioners ensured that few lynchers were ever prosecuted. |
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This was the prudent thing to do but I dare say that had I committed a crime, I would have been arrested and prosecuted and made an example of. |
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What does it have to do with the fact that the malefactors cannot be prosecuted for car theft? |
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You know, it could be one of those insignificant cases that he's prosecuted in the past, where, you know, somebody does a slow burn. |
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Any person who intentionally kills another may be prosecuted for murder or manslaughter. |
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Just two years ago 17 women in Portugal, where abortion is still illegal, were prosecuted for having terminations in a backstreet clinic. |
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One third of Canadians arrested abroad were busted for drugs, making it the most commonly prosecuted offence. |
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Given that bank robbers presumably don't want to be prosecuted, getting better pictures of them is a very positive benefit to society. |
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Your Honour, there were two parties prosecuted in each case, the master of the ship and the owner of the ship. |
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Raising consciousness about violence against women, rape and battering became prosecuted crimes. |
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Until the 20th century, someone who bilked the consumer without using force was rarely prosecuted. |
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If miscreants persisted in their illegal activity despite this warning they could be prosecuted. |
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That trial proceeded, I prosecuted, and the jury duly convicted him of perjury. |
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Those responsible for exploiting and endangering consumers, and mishandling animals, will be tracked down and prosecuted. |
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If the person had been speaking out of turn and was prosecuted for that, the matter would be very different. |
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Several individuals were prosecuted for illegally downloading music and sharing it with others. |
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The DNA from the swab will be checked against a national database and if a match is found the offender will be tracked down and prosecuted. |
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But he was forced to flee to Athens when the revolt was crushed, and was prosecuted for having held tyrannical power in Chersonesus. |
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In the early 1920s, Mounties not only made the arrests but also, to the chagrin of some lawyers seeking work, prosecuted cases. |
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Meanwhile, down in the sewer, the mouth-breathers are already calling for them to be prosecuted for terrorism. |
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That followed a complaint by the trust but he was never prosecuted and has continued to fish and farm the clams largely undisturbed. |
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There is a significant level of crime which needs to be unearthed, investigated and prosecuted. |
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Householders will only be prosecuted in extreme cases for using excessive unreasonable force. |
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Under Irish law a person cannot be prosecuted merely for helping to smuggle people into Ireland. |
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Kids can't be prosecuted so the police can't do anything more than warn them not to behave unsocially. |
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What the judges, politicians and others concerned need to remember is a burglar is breaking the law and must be prosecuted. |
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Valid criminal charges could be brought against the Church, and prosecuted, now, as I will explain. |
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If lawyers have their doubts about the veracity of a case, are they going to be prosecuted for taking the case? |
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Offenders of intellectual property violations will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. |
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Who is likely to benefit from such a bizarre war, a military offensive prosecuted as an exercise in risk-avoidance? |
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And it just sticks in one's craw that she's being prosecuted for lying about a crime that she was not charged with. |
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The officers responsible for the beating were terminated and prosecuted for what the courts viewed as a hate crime. |
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The six hijackers of the plane were detained, prosecuted, convicted, and jailed. |
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A man who taught his dog to raise its right paw in a Hitler salute will not be prosecuted for the pet's trick. |
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One London expert has suggested that parents who allow their children to get sunburned should be prosecuted for neglect. |
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The owners of San Diego County ranches where employees tossed live chickens into wood chippers won't be prosecuted on animal cruelty charges. |
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In the resulting hoo-ha, Harris was prosecuted and sent to trial for publishing supposedly obscene verse. |
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No individuals have ever been prosecuted, so these satellites have what's called the pallor of respectability. |
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I was penniless and facing bankruptcy and the prospect of being prosecuted in court for a whole range of civil and criminal offences. |
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Our law allows for a person to be prosecuted for carrying out torture, even if the crime was committed abroad. |
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If dealt with in the magistrates court, minor indictable matters are prosecuted by the police. |
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Stevenson appealed to communities to inform the police with regards to people who stole fencing so they can be prosecuted. |
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In May 1848 he was prosecuted in Dublin for an inflammatory speech but no verdict was returned. |
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For those prosecuted under federal copyright law, the punishment for criminal infringement may depend on the value of the copied work. |
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Federal authorities have prosecuted thieves who have used stolen passwords to filch credit reports and steal from thousands of consumers. |
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While city officials prosecuted those who had been arrested, Fenwick placed the church under interdict, effectively closing it for two weeks. |
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He is being prosecuted by the US government for conspiring to commit murder and aiding terrorist organizations. |
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The relevant sanction is either being held in contempt of court or being prosecuted under the criminal law. |
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Back then, intruders were not prosecuted, but were dealt with a little more severely. |
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The laws under which he was prosecuted were framed in an attempt to stem the flow of funds for subversive Islamist activities. |
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The US Supreme Court rules people using medical marijuana can be prosecuted for possession of an illegal drug. |
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Yet he was concerned that, without the legal cover from Goldsmith, military personnel could be prosecuted for war crimes. |
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At the end of the American Civil War, for example, President Lincoln forgave many crimes that might legitimately have been prosecuted. |
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And the nasty people who make crank calls are thereby doing criminal acts and should be fully prosecuted. |
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If you use a mobile phone and you crash your car you are likely to be prosecuted. |
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Such protection will often include not only police protection but also a system of state criminal law under which offenders may be prosecuted. |
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The law states children under 10 years old cannot be criminally prosecuted. |
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The result was a two-tier system in which some white-collar fraudsters escaped justice, while blue collar fraudsters were prosecuted. |
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They would like to fudge the issue by conflating it with questions about how the war was prosecuted. |
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He was prosecuted for allegedly being a member of a banned organisation and raising funds to finance terrorism abroad. |
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Persons found in pursuit of game in the preserved areas will be prosecuted. |
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They will continue to kidnap because probability shows that the chance of being caught and prosecuted in Trinidad is slim. |
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The procurer of the minor has also been prosecuted under the law, receiving a five year sentence and a fine of 20,000 yuan. |
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The result has been a dramatic difference with a much higher proportion of shop owners in England successfully prosecuted. |
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There was also a nationwide increase in the number of people prosecuted for animal cruelty. |
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I wonder if those of us prosecuted for refusing to carry one will be offered trial by jury? |
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We will investigate crime and narrow the justice gap so more offenders are successfully prosecuted. |
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If these things had happened solely in the private sector, the members of the cartel would have been prosecuted under the Trade Practices Act. |
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But he notes that medical cannabis growers around the state continue to be prosecuted by local, state, and federal authorities. |
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The penalty is hardly much of a deterrent and the few who are prosecuted generally continue to practise elsewhere. |
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North Yorkshire's trading standards have already prosecuted in four cases, which resulted in fines for breaching regulations. |
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The Law Reform Commission recommended that the offences be prosecuted summarily. |
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And I like the idea that because we had intelligence failings, we shouldn't have prosecuted the war. |
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If they had wanted to punish those who had prosecuted the war, that was their chance. |
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He was now in the service of a king who viewed Protestantism as a serious threat to the social order and who actively prosecuted heretics. |
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Woods meanwhile called for perpetrators to be criminally prosecuted and deregistered by the council. |
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Why weren't the public servants either prosecuted for failing in their duty or at least reprimanded? |
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The majority are economic migrants and refugees, yet they are being prosecuted as public enemy number one in the domestic war against terror. |
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The council has not yet prosecuted any employers for breaking child employment laws. |
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The report examines the corruption of some of the union officials who have not been prosecuted by the district attorney's office. |
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They must ensure that people who commit acts of violence are prosecuted expeditiously. |
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In 1992 he was prosecuted by the council in the magistrates court after hurling abuse at a member of the public. |
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He could also be prosecuted for behaving anti-socially or using insulting or abusive, including homophobic, language. |
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Each is accused of a past crime that they have not yet been prosecuted for. |
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If their behaviour falls below acceptable standards they will be prosecuted. |
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Due to his age, he could not be prosecuted for any of the crimes he was accused of committing. |
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Traditional dancers have condemned a move which could lead to them being prosecuted for racism. |
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Defamation continued to be prosecuted in the church courts over the course of the sixteenth century, and the volume of cases increased rather dramatically. |
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The security company that employs unlicensed bouncers and the licensee of any premises allowing them to work could both be prosecuted under the new rules. |
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Will the alleged perpetrator be prosecuted to the full extent of the law? |
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Her protest was entirely peaceful and caused no damage, but they regarded her as little short of a terrorist and said she would be rigorously prosecuted. |
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If anyone is found to have behaved criminally, they must be prosecuted. |
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And this war is being prosecuted with one different economic variable. |
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Pubs and nightclubs which accepted dud euro banknotes from youths aged between 15 and 17 in return for alcoholic drinks could be prosecuted for serving young people. |
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Petty property crime, by far the most commonly prosecuted offence from the eighteenth century onwards, has also been perpetrated in the main by young men. |
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It's not clear just how much Meth Smith had in her illegal stash, but presumably if police found even a small amount she could have been prosecuted. |
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His mistress Aspasia and the sophist Anaxagoras were perhaps prosecuted. |
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Would you say this case was prosecuted vigorously, and if so, why? |
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She said several people were successfully prosecuted for breaches. |
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When caught, they will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. |
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The United States is seeking an ironclad guarantee that no US national will ever be investigated or prosecuted by the International Criminal Court. |
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Can he or she be criminally prosecuted for cruelty to animals? |
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The European Automobile Manufacturers Association have told the European Commission that jaywalkers should be prosecuted for wandering out in front of traffic. |
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In terms of this law, public officials who exhibit a lifestyle above their official means are prosecuted unless they can prove legitimate possession of this wealth. |
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Federal prosecutors are free to cherry-pick high-profile or politically expedient cases, knowing that the cases they reject probably will be prosecuted in state court. |
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In fact she could be prosecuted under the Trade Descriptions Act. |
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A premium has been awarded in cases where the Court felt that meritorious litigation should be prosecuted but was out of reach of clients of modest means. |
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In February, Data Protection commissioner Joe Meade announced that he had successfully prosecuted two legal firms for failing to register as data controllers. |
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Euthanasia, mercy killing or call it what you will is helping someone to die when they wish it, without falling foul of the law and being prosecuted. |
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The report recommended that a monitoring system be set up to track prescriptions, that irresponsible prescribers be prosecuted and that further legislation be introduced. |
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But a forward-looking, problem-solving investigation needs to foster a climate in which officials can be self-critical without undue fear of being prosecuted or keelhauled. |
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The persons responsible ought to be prosecuted in the first instance, the deck must be removed post-haste and the destroyed vegetation replaced immediately. |
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Anyone who sells alcohol to the under-age children will be prosecuted. |
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According to a council spokeswoman, drivers who fail to respond to crossing patrols are breaking the law and should be prosecuted but, who is there to charge them? |
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By June this year, the Task Force had successfully commenced 17 criminal prosecutions in the courts of law with only three of the prosecuted cases falling through. |
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To date, Canada has prosecuted, convicted, and sentenced only a single war criminal. |
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A FARMER became the first person to be prosecuted under new laws to protect water voles after he destroyed a burrow. |
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Newcastle Crown Court heard the victim remains friends with Agar and did not want her to be prosecuted. |
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Crown Attorney Miazga prosecuted parents falsely accused of sexual assault by their foster children. |
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When considering whether a case should be prosecuted the CPS applies the Code for Crown Prosecutors. |
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And the Office for National Statistics said that in 2013, of the 15,670 rapists reported to police every year only 2,910 were prosecuted. |
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Malcolm Darley, 44, was given the six month punishment after a General Medical Council hearing was told he had been prosecuted for kerb crawling. |
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Malcolm Darley, 44, was given the six-month punishment after a General Medical Council hearing was told he was prosecuted for kerb crawling. |
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And people should be prosecuted for their criminal negligence and cover-ups. |
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Even in the North in 1482 a man was prosecuted for offences against the Duke of Gloucester, saying he did 'nothing but grin at' the city of York. |
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The Louisiana Black Code of 1806 made the cruel punishment of slaves a crime, but masters and overseers were seldom prosecuted for such acts. |
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He would have known that his offence was against the law and that he would be prosecuted. |
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In 2001 only 38 people were reported to have been prosecuted for refusing to complete a questionnaire. |
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While recruiting retainers for himself in various counties, he prosecuted local men who had been loyal to the appellants. |
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After she restored them in the second edition, Moxon was prosecuted and convicted of blasphemous libel, though he escaped punishment. |
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As the pirates attacked a vessel of Singapore, not Finland, and are not themselves EU or Finnish citizens, they were not prosecuted. |
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Sperrle was prosecuted at the OKW Trial, one of the last twelve of the Nuremberg Trials after the war. |
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Cases in the High Court are prosecuted in the public interest by the Lord Advocate who is usually represented in such cases by Advocates Depute. |
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A total of 342 people were prosecuted for not completing their census returns. |
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He was subsequently prosecuted, at Hirst's wish, and was given two years' probation. |
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Licence fee evasion makes up around one ninth of all cases prosecuted in magistrate courts. |
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The corresponding figures for 2007 were 5901 people prosecuted and 4,464 fines imposed. |
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The Labour MP Alex Lyon waved a copy of The Sun in the House of Commons and suggested the paper could be prosecuted for indecency. |
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He had recently prosecuted the execution of the scholar Michael Servetus for heresy. |
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However no one was ever prosecuted for their part in the affair in the United Kingdom. |
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Article 13 of the Constitution of Pakistan protects a person from being punished or prosecuted more than once for the same offence. |
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The criminal law was much the same, with felonies such as murder, larceny and robbery prosecuted before the justiciar, as in England. |
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Caesar thought he would be prosecuted if he entered Rome without the immunity enjoyed by a magistrate. |
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He became personally involved in all branches of the government and successfully prosecuted corruption among public officials. |
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No cases have been successfully prosecuted under the antislavery law despite the fact that 'de facto' slavery exists in Mauritania. |
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The accessories may be prosecuted, tried and punished, though the principal has not been prosecuted or has been acquitted. |
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The majority of the crimes committed in the United States are prosecuted and punished at the state level. |
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New York and South Carolina repeatedly prosecuted Loyalists for wartime activity and redistributed their lands. |
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It is significant that Joseph Aspdin was twice prosecuted for digging up whole paving blocks from the local roads. |
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Statutory exclusion laws allow politicians, not judges, to decide which violent juveniles should be prosecuted by the criminal court. |
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Among the cases he prosecuted was the 1994 case of an armored car robbery gang based in the Charlestown section of Boston. |
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Pirelli Cables, of Carr Lane, Prescot, was prosecuted after 45year-old John Melia was hit by a reversing seven tonne forklift truck. |
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Mentha and Halsall Shopfitters Ltd were prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive following the incident at its factory on Linaker Street. |
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The fishery is prosecuted with a variety of gear types, including electric reel, handline, and longline gears. |
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Using the cash flow analysis method, the Ventura County District Attorney's Office has successfully prosecuted a number of complex pyramid scams. |
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The case is being prosecuted by the assistant district attorney. |
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In these jurisdictions, conduct tantamount to piracy could be prosecuted as cognately related ordinary crimes. |
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A MERSEYSIDE shipbuilding firm is to be prosecuted over the death of a welder who became trapped while driving a forklift truck. |
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The Parliament would yet give his majesty sufficient caution that the war should be prosecuted. |
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For decades now the 38,000 square miles aboriginal reserve has been sacrosanct from white intrusion. Gin burglars who sneak in looking for lubras are prosecuted. |
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Pharmacists that were found to have prescribed opium for illegitimate causes and anyone found to have sold opium without proper qualifications would be prosecuted. |
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This includes the last group of five that are being prosecuted. |
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However, Wempe cannot be prosecuted in connection with the other eight accusers because the alleged molestations occurred too long ago, Hicks said. |
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Hart requests as his court-appointed lawyer Ted Stevens, who prosecuted Hart for murder years before and was convinced he was a sociopath faking mental illness. |
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Criminal cases are usually, although not exclusively, investigated by the police and then prosecuted at the court by the Crown Prosecution Service. |
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According to the Historia Augusta, a usually unreliable source, he was prosecuted for adultery during this time but the case was ultimately dismissed. |
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Most of these cases are prosecuted under Operation Streamline. |
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It is one of the most prosecuted and banned books in history. |
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There was no amnesty for crimes which had not been prosecuted. |
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In the United Kingdom, at least in theory, all persons, whether peers or commoners, may be prosecuted and tried by the two Houses of Parliament for any crimes whatsoever. |
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The most frequently prosecuted offence under this act is defamation, although in total eighteen offences, including high treason and espionage, are covered. |
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The sole exception, since 1815, is in cases involving freedom of the press, prosecuted under Chapter 7 of the Freedom of the Press Act, part of Sweden's constitution. |
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Kelly Fada, 37, of Spohr Terrace, was prosecuted by South Tyneside Council after failing to comply with notices to remove the accumulated rubbish and dog faeces. |
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Both Convocations make the appointment if an Archbishop is prosecuted. |
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As of 2016 no one has been prosecuted in connection with this case. |
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He prosecuted Raleigh in that fashion because he had been asked to show Raleigh's guilt by the king, and as Attorney General, Coke was bound to obey. |
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These rights were formalized by the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, which protects diplomats from being persecuted or prosecuted while on a diplomatic mission. |
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