prosecution
வழக்கு
definition
noun
Olesky faces prosecution on charges he spied for Russian intelligence
the institution and conducting of legal proceedings against someone in respect of a criminal charge.
the network's prosecution of its commercial ends
the continuation of a course of action with a view to its completion.
translation of 'prosecution'
குற்றஞ்சாட்டுதல்,
வழக்குத் தொடர்தல்
noun
குற்றச்சாட்டு
example
Either the 'prosecution' proves that the accused had the requisite intent, or it does not.
the main witness for the 'prosecution'
Underpayments will have to be back-paid to employees or employers face 'prosecution' .
He warned that those which continued to serve out of hours could face 'prosecution' and possible closure.
In that case the court had before it not only the privileged material but the 'prosecution' 's response to it.
The 'prosecution' chose this course rather than have her video played to the jury.
The 'prosecution' said the teenager was seen carrying objects around and hurling stones during the disturbances.
Again the driver was offered a chance to go on the course rather than face 'prosecution' .
The 'prosecution' follows a project carried out by the council's trading standards office last August.
That conduct consisted in the 'prosecution' and settlement of the earlier action.
Once he had raised this issue the 'prosecution' was obliged to disprove it if they were to secure a conviction.
Olesky faces 'prosecution' on charges he spied for Russian intelligence
He later became the chief state witness for the 'prosecution' in the arms trial.
They are frequently of great importance both to the 'prosecution' and to the defence in the conduct of the trial.
the main witness for the 'prosecution'
Whether or not the police did so, the 'prosecution' of the accused proceeded on the evidence against them.
It could be used in court at an application for a parenting order or during a 'prosecution' for truancy.
Such clauses need not prevent the 'prosecution' of meritorious suits.
Companies have been warned that they could be liable to 'prosecution' if employees use their property to pirate music.
The 'prosecution' , of course, says that this is just a case of the hair breaking in half.
Did the prosecutor at trial ever indicate a reason for not calling him as a witness for the 'prosecution' ?
the BBC's 'prosecution' of its commercial ends
The defendant has the right to call witnesses and to cross-examine any witness called by the 'prosecution' .
the network's 'prosecution' of its commercial ends
The five traders caught in the first sweep are currently being interviewed with a view to 'prosecution' .
My submission on that would be it is a duty upon the 'prosecution' to ensure the indictment is in proper form.
The onus is on the 'prosecution' to show cause why bail should be denied because the person lacks mental capacity.
At trial, the 'prosecution' called a number of remand witnesses to give evidence.
The threat that hung over those who did not apply was that they might face future 'prosecution' .
Whether the 'prosecution' proceed with that retrial is a matter for their judgment.
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