Examples of using Not to prosecute in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We decided not to prosecute.
Not to prosecute the suspect.
And they decided not to prosecute?
It should be rememberedthat many times police recommended and the prosecution decided not to prosecute.".
Did not you promise not to prosecute me?
No. Police decided not to prosecute, after he gave a donation to the Police Memorial Fund.
And I'm proudest of the cases I choose not to prosecute.
The Attorney General agreed not to prosecute if you testify against Acardo.
I will bet a very fat checkgoes a long way to convincing a victim not to prosecute.
Looks like someone decided not to prosecute their crimes.
In justifying his decision not to prosecute Yitzhak Rabin for the affair, Barak has argued that"Rabin was severely punished in that he was forced to resign from his position.
I am never so proud as when I choose not to prosecute a case.".
Well, sir,Mr Skinner feels it would be better not to prosecute an individual that has committed a blatant offense.
All of his clients had a change of heart and decided not to prosecute. This is the thing.
J Christian Adams, a former department of justice lawyer,resigned after the department decided not to prosecute members of the New Black Panther party who brandished guns and intimidated poll watchers outside a voting station in Philadelphia in 2008.
And then, surprise, surprise, the grand jury voted not to prosecute last week.
Even if my office chose not to prosecute, Eastern wouldn't.
Following the conviction of Liam Adams, the Attorney General of Northern Ireland, John Larkin,has been asked to review a 2011 decision not to prosecute Gerry Adams over an allegation that he withheld information in connection with the case.
(b) The case has been investigated by a State which has jurisdiction over it andthe State has decided not to prosecute the person concerned, unless the decision resulted from the unwillingness or inability of the State genuinely to prosecute; .
One of the considerations against the idea: A presidential pardon for someone close to him, as in the case of Rich and Bill Clinton,and Comey's decision not to prosecute Hillary, will only strengthen the feeling in the American public that there are people who are above the law.
They're not going to prosecute.
I'm not afraid to prosecute anybody.
We're not ready to prosecute yet.
And they are not trying to prosecute?
And they're not going to prosecute.
I'm not looking to prosecute this crime.
No. We don't want to prosecute anyone.
We're not trying to prosecute him for anything.
They won't be able to prosecute.
They don't want to prosecute, they just want the money back.