Significats de prosecutorial discretion en anglès

Attorneys throughout the country a greater amount of prosecutorial discretion.

Some kind of corruption, some kind of obstruction of justice, violations of prosecutorial discretion.

That in turn inflated the government's prosecutorial discretion.

On his blog, Cuban said the matter has no merit and is the result of gross abuse of prosecutorial discretion.

In the memo, Morton offered field offices guidance in the use of " prosecutorial discretion" in pursuing immigration cases.

I believe it demonstrates what can happen when prosecutorial discretion is unchecked, when regard for facts is secondary to political objectives.

If he told us the truth, Goldman planned to exercise his prosecutorial discretion and leave him out of the next indictment.

Obama's lawyers told the Supreme Court that Obama was acting within the government's exercise of prosecutorial discretion to decide who to deport.

The Swartz prosecution prompted Attorney General Eric Holder to enter the fray, saying it was a "good use of prosecutorial discretion."

Texas U.S. attorney's office spokesperson Angela Dodge wrote in an email to WIRED that she wouldn't discuss the specifics of the office's prosecutorial discretion.

But if you look at the federal immigration laws passed in 1996, Congress took away that prosecutorial discretion the Obama Justice Department claims it has.

According to the lawsuit, "the defendants violated her rights "when they assumed the authority to veto the prosecutorial discretion of an independent elected official."

The department said given the massive crisis it "will exercise its prosecutorial discretion and provide carriers an opportunity to become compliant before taking further action."