Sentences with phrase «vigorously prosecuted»
It seems unlikely that any such complaint would be vigorously prosecuted, since there appears to be no serious debate about the principle.
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While drunk driving laws are strictly enforced and vigorously prosecuted, driving under the influence is a leading cause of auto accident fatalities.
This is a serious offense that is vigorously prosecuted, and a conviction can lead to a lengthy prison sentence.
Often they erroneously believe that unless vigorously prosecuted, the defendant will become the next OJ Simpson, escalating the domestic abuse until it results in horrific crime.
If we have to stand up for hours at a hearing or protest by sitting down on the courthouse steps, animal cruelty will be vigorously prosecuted — but only when we, as local voters, refuse to tolerate cruelty one minute more.
John Kennedy repeatedly appointed segregationist judges to the federal bench in the South, and the civil rights case that Robert Kennedy most vigorously prosecuted involved charges brought against Albany, Georgia, activists for violating the rights of a white storeowner by boycotting his business because he had served on a jury that cleared the sheriff who had shot a black man three times in the neck at point - blank range.
Bishop Scicluna, currently archbishop of Valletta, is now something of a hero to survivors of sex abuse for having finally understood the dynamic of the clerical abuse scandal and vigorously prosecuted priests who raped and molested children.
The new DA said there is a «delicate and important balance» that must be met between vigorously prosecuting cases and dropping charges when evidence is lacking.
If you want to stop the violence against cops, start vigorously prosecuting cops who willy - nilly assassinate and / or brutalize minority citizens in America.
«I will vigorously prosecute this campaign forward, and you'll see my numbers rise.
I will continue to utilize all of the resources of my office to vigorously prosecute those who try to manipulate the outcome of an election.»
Reedy has a history of vigorously prosecuting animal abuse cases in San Diego, from hoarding to attacks on beached seals.
Not exact matches
July 7, 2016: Comey vigorously defends the decision not to prosecute Clinton over her use of a private email server as secretary of state.
John F. Kennedy was not a victim of the irrational American right wing; he was a casualty of the Cold War» a Cold War, Piereson reminds us, that he prosecuted vigorously, if not always wisely or successfully.
Rather, he vigorously pursued some alleged political criminals in the erstwhile government of the NDC, prosecuted them in courts packed with Kufuor's cronies, and sent to prison consequently.
«Ron will prosecute vigorously those sleazy nursing homes and dishonest care givers who abuse our elderly.»
Eric Schneiderman's defense lawyer expressed confidence Thursday that he wouldn't be prosecuted over the assault claims that forced him from office — but vowed to fight «vigorously» if he gets...
In order to ensure a level playing field, local governments should vigorously challenge and prosecute those individuals who breach copyright and patent laws.
They have not been prosecuting anti-trust cases as vigorously as in decades past, assuming that these near monopolies benefit consumers.
The Council finds that there are several obvious indicators of animal abuse and neglect that should be much more vigorously investigated and prosecuted by the City in order to help uncover other abuse occurring in the family.
We will work vigorously to prosecute civil rights violations, racial discrimination, excessive use of force claims and creditor harassment.
As personal injury claim experts, we have successfully prosecuted hundreads of catastrophic claims and will be ready to vigorously fight for your legal rights.
Many believe that with leniency towards simple possession of small amounts of marijuana being allowed, the authorities will bend over backwards to prosecute other drug offences (including drugging and driving) even more vigorously.
In balancing the need to prosecute fraud properly and vigorously, the SFO also has to consider the importance of LPP and the longstanding principle that it is the client's right.