Примери коришћења Prosecuting на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Who's prosecuting?
Prosecuting's easier.
Who's prosecuting?
Prosecuting Casey Anthony.
Who is prosecuting?
Prosecuting for adultery?
Sorry, honey, I'm prosecuting.
He's prosecuting a burglary.
A U.S. attorney dies while prosecuting you?
Prosecuting 101, Counselor.
International Tribunal the task of prosecuting persons responsible for.
Remember that local authorities are responsible for investigating and prosecuting crime.
Sure, she's prosecuting the catalytic converter case.
This Law shall apply in detecting, prosecuting and trying.
All right, who's prosecuting this, uh, banker guy, uh, Mr. Curtis?
Local authorities are responsible for investigating and prosecuting the crime.
He especially enjoyed prosecuting corrupt government officials.
Prosecuting war crimes is going slowly in the rest of the region as well.
You know, same old,same old, prosecuting your mother for murder.
Harvard Law Professor Yochai Benkler has written about the legal implications of prosecuting WikiLeaks.
Whether the RS courts start prosecuting these cases is up to the prosecutors.
There are also legal difficulties in defining crimes and prosecuting perpetrators.
The furor around prosecuting them still drowns out the good news of their innocence.
Million is spent annually in Canada arresting and prosecuting marijuana crimes.
Stone is troubled about prosecuting the case because of his doubts that Curry did anything wrong.
In cases where his work helped to capture the criminals,he built strategies for interrogating and prosecuting them as well.
Serbia made some progress in prosecuting war crimes in domestic courts.
Provides $10 million in funding for 2008 and 2009 to help state andlocal agencies pay for investigating and prosecuting hate crimes;
He then vowed to undertake action in the UN to bar the ICC from prosecuting nationals of any countries that did not ratify the statute of the international body.
The other residents are reluctant to speak for fear their jobs may be in jeopardy, andStone is faced with the awkward job of prosecuting a revered physician.