Examples of 'would prosecute' in a sentence
Meaning of "would prosecute"
would prosecute - This phrase refers to the legal action of initiating a criminal case against someone. It implies that the person or authority expressing the phrase is considering or planning to take legal action against someone for an alleged criminal offense
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You told me you would prosecute him.
I would prosecute her for aiding and abetting.
Authorities said they would prosecute those responsible.
Everyone knows Penguin was still in the rackets yet no one would prosecute.
I wish they would prosecute somebody.
Dmitrijevic also pointed out that another open question is which court would prosecute potential perpetrators.
State would prosecute and uphold the public interest.
Because my father would prosecute.
The IEBC said it would prosecute officers caught in bribery and electoral offenses.
I just want to know if your office would prosecute a vandalism case.
Yet the Army would prosecute the man who leaked the video to WikiLeaks.
The Sudan does not condone impunity and would prosecute crimes of all sorts.
It would prosecute persons who committed such abuses, in accordance with applicable legislation.
I tend to doubt any prosecutor would prosecute it under these conditions.
But she stated that if there was evidence, she would prosecute.
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I have got friends that would prosecute you just for the fun of it.
If this file came across your desk, you would prosecute.
Yet the Army would prosecute the man.
You looked me right in the eye, you told me you would prosecute him.
The military government would prosecute dancers and would also ban songs related to Tango.
In the hospital, you said you would prosecute.
The Justice Department would prosecute everyone who crosses the Southwest border.
For example, in case of kidnapping, the government would prosecute the kidnapper.
Today, someone would prosecute your grandfather.
Sir, if anyone else had leaked classified information, you would prosecute them, right?
I've got friends that would prosecute you just for the fun of it.
And, yes, if there were even merely a written threat, I would prosecute.
And if I can find a police outfit that would prosecute corporate criminals appropriately.
ICC would prosecute anyone, including your general.
They just asked me if I would prosecute a woman.
They would prosecute me . But the police said that if I told anyone.
If only Rumpole would prosecute.
Who would prosecute such a person?
If anyone wants to help us, you would prosecute him for something else.
You can always put those diamonds on the market. If you did, we would prosecute.
Threatened to knife a teacher, yes I would prosecute him. if a teacher or a student.
You would prosecute me, commander?
Before the tribunal was established, the crimes it would prosecute should be characterized.
You would prosecute Blakely?
If I thought the crime was serious, I would prosecute to the hilt.
I know. they would prosecute me. But the police said that if I told anyone.
If you did, we would prosecute.
Why the U.S. would prosecute him over WikiLeaks?
No . Because my father would prosecute.
During this period, the Roman army would prosecute seasonal campaigns against largely local adversaries.
But, if he did appear and lied, who would prosecute him?
The government also announced that it would prosecute journalists and former high-level authorities for " sedition . ".
To the fullest extent of the law, and get convictions!, I would prosecute every indicted criminal.
However, the Court would prosecute individuals, not States.
The Palm Beach County state attorney 's office, which would prosecute the case, had no comment.
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