| If they're wrecked at work, especially if public safety relies on their sobriety, fire them and, perhaps, also prosecute. |
| The 1970 law, which was originally created to prosecute mobsters, makes normal business a crime if it is part of an illegal conspiracy. |
| The modern day rulers of this lawless land, like the nobility of old, prosecute the juiciest targets. |
| It would be able to seize vehicles caught fly tipping and could prosecute anyone caught dropping litter on any piece of land or water. |
| The genocide has also jolted the world into reconsidering how to prosecute mass killers. |
| A sergeant or a constable of police would make a decision, would he or she not, whether to prosecute for a traffic offence? |
