grounds for prosecution

The Dutch police could find no grounds for prosecution.

Where it spills over into stalking, such behaviour may give grounds for prosecution.

A sheriff's investigation found no grounds for prosecution.

The evidence against the defendants, the lawyers asserted, had been previously reviewed by Federal authorities who found no grounds for prosecution.

In that matter, Mr. Maloney concluded there were no grounds for prosecution.

Unpaid tickets are also grounds for prosecution.

It'd be nice if there were some grounds for prosecution for deceptive marketing in this field...

In the end, the F.B.I. found no grounds for prosecution and dropped the matter, Time reported.

Any close relationship between an officer and an enlisted person - even playing golf or having a meal on a regular basis - is grounds for prosecution.

The death of a Japanese passenger gave Japan as well as the Philippines jurisdictional grounds for prosecution.

In November 2010, the Police and the Department of Labour began investigating the accident for grounds for prosecution.

The Devon and Cornwall Constabulary have taken video evidence twice and concluded there were no grounds for prosecution.

That inquiry found no grounds for prosecution, but after word of the payment had surfaced the State Attorney decided to let the grand jury review the earlier evidence.

The slow legal process of 'transposing' the Directive into national law, especially in Northern Ireland, was one of the Commission's grounds for prosecution.

The parents were charged the next morning with neglect but the case was dismissed by the judge on the basis that there were insufficient grounds for prosecution .

The 2,000-word presidential proclamation accused Ms. Bhutto and her ministers of a long list of abuses, some of which seemed like a potential grounds for prosecution.

He believes he has conducted himself appropriately and lawfully and expects to show the district attorney that he has no grounds for prosecution with this investigation."

In the latter case, the PCA may still choose to bring disciplinary charges even if the DPP decides there are insufficient grounds for prosecution.

Ms. Oppenheimer, who was also mentioned in the earlier indictment and whose 1986 campaign was also under investigation, expressed relief yesterday that the inquiry had yielded no grounds for prosecution.

Though he found no grounds for prosecution, Mr. Ray was correctly critical, in our view, of Mrs. Clinton's sworn statements that she had nothing to do with the dismissals.

In addition the Queensland Premier Anna Bligh explained: "If there is any grounds for prosecution of this ship and its owners we will not hesitate to take that action."

Federal agents and prosecutors said that evidence in the Laro case had been turned over to the United States Attorney's office in Manhattan to determine if there are grounds for prosecution.

Though there were insufficient grounds for prosecution, Mr. Weizman could have faced criminal charges on at least one count of bribery had the statute of limitations not expired, the report said.

Until now, Dr. von Hagens has been an elusive quarry for those who would find grounds for prosecution because the bodies in his exhibits were all donated by volunteers who knew what they would be used for.

The 111th article of the Mexican Constitution states that most high-level elected officials cannot be prosecuted for criminal offenses while in office without a simple majority vote of the Chamber of Deputies stating there are grounds for prosecution.