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In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury. . .

French investigations can be lengthy and do not always lead to prosecutions, let alone convictions.

Senior-level prosecutions have taken place in Australia, France, India, the United States, and elsewhere.

A more radical recommendation, unlikely to be among the changes, would be to limit prosecutions to individuals rather than companies.

Federal and California state officials are looking into the matter; criminal prosecutions may follow.

The GLA was preparing to launch up to five prosecutions against gangmasters, he said.

Under United Arab Emirates law, none of those luxury villas in Dubai can be seized until criminal prosecutions are seen to have begun.

If the matter cannot be resolved through conciliation, the Labour Affairs Bureau will refer the case to the Public Prosecutions Office.

"Prosecutions can be a blunt tool, but they do matter" in deterring traffickers, he said.

And Germany's legal system has allowed media firms to demand mass prosecutions of file-sharers, which seems to have deterred piracy.

Just a small fraction of Mr Mulcaire's prodigious workload could provide the wherewithal for a lot of criminal prosecutions and civil suits.

But even the SEC's highest- profile cases have let the defendants off lightly, and did not lead to criminal prosecutions.

Thirty-eight countries have now signed up to the OECD's 1997 anti-corruption convention, leading to a spate of cross-border prosecutions.

It said it planned no prosecutions in the matter.

The court took responsibility for the prosecutions after a deadline expired for Kenya's own government to set up a tribunal.

Prosecutions in the High court of Justiciary are conducted by the Lord Advocate or one of his deputies.

And if there were a guilty verdict, it would establish precedents that would make other prosecutions workable.

But far from leading to the prosecutions of those involved, its findings have been buried.

Look out for high-profile Twitter and Facebook prosecutions along with new social media education programmes in schools and workplaces.

Since the election, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has welcomed ICC prosecutions of persons responsible for atrocities in Darfur.

yet , despite wto commitments , there is little evidence of any prosecutions of chinese citizens for criminal copyright theft.

Where relevant domestic investigations or prosecutions exist, the Office will assess their genuineness.

The report said none of the countries came even close to the U. S. record of 55 investigations and 50 prosecutions between 2005 and 2006.

There have been some notable spam prosecutions in the US, and a handful have even received jail or prison time.

At first he said that not a single crime against white farmers would go unpunished, though no prosecutions have ever been brought.

The SFC needs the police and justice department to make arrests and launch criminal prosecutions on its behalf.

Private prosecution is an old way of prosecutions.

Any prosecutions would also touch off years of partisan warfare.

Given the parlous state of Congo's judiciary, raising the number of prosecutions may not help.

to undertake response representation to administrative reviews and administrative prosecutions.

An opinion has long prevailed, Fathers, that, in public prosecutions, men of wealth, however clearly convicted, are always safe.

Kelly described the failure of the report to recommend criminal prosecutions as a complete whitewash.

Mr Moreno-Ocampo has hinted there will be only a handful of prosecutions, perhaps a couple from each side of the ruling coalition.

Criminal prosecutions of pirates and counterfeiters are still rare and civil fines too low to serve as a disincentive, they say.

Incommunicado arrests are often the prelude to criminal prosecutions, Human Rights Watch said.

No one reacted even when warnings were sent to other officials, the paper said, calling for prosecutions for criminal negligence.

He praised the US and Germany for pursuing high-level prosecutions against some of their biggest companies.

American congressmen and officials feared that the world's sole superpower would become the target of politically-motivated prosecutions.

There have been several successful prosecutions for drug smuggling recently.

In many jurisdictions more than nine out of 10 prosecutions are resolved in this way, without a jury trial.

There are enough prosecutions to indicate that mischief-making goes on, but not enough to make enforcement appear credible.

Any prosecutions would also need to be judged to be in the public interest.

Materials seized had been safely processed in Australia but no prosecutions for illegal shipping of e-waste had been carried out yet.

That's not to say the government shouldn't pursue prosecutions of criminal conduct at corporations. They should do so aggressively.

Prosecutions for truthful speech on matters of public interest are almost certainly barred by the First Amendment.

The provisions governing private prosecutions shall apply to counterclaims.

Politicians who have faced prosecutions in recent years have all stood down before they were charged.

The quality index of public prosecutions case can enhance the cases quality and enforce the temper justice with mercy policy.

Only in recent times, a quarter-century after the junta's fall, have enough facts been gathered to enable hundreds of prosecutions.

The new definition will not change federal or state laws and will not alter charges or prosecutions.

But there have been no arrests in connection with the latest shootings, and few prosecutions over the past 20 years.

To authorize arrests and prosecutions in criminal cases, and to supervise the activities of other judicial organs.

Adding the remedy of court injunctions to the previous penalties of seizures and prosecutions.

The revelations have been met with anger and disgust, while the companies involved face prosecutions for misleading shoppers.

after the completion of investigation , feed had issued 15 verbal warnings to the relevant food suppliers and initiated five prosecutions.

Prosecutions would affirm the rule of law and the country's determination that such lapses from wisdom and morality should never recur.

Mr Abdullah says he expects prosecutions to follow current inquiries.

In India's case, individuals face criminal prosecutions and possible jail sentences.

In the first half of this year America embarked on 50 prosecutions of alleged foreign bribery and France managed eight.

The report calls for changes to the International Criminal Court Act 2001 to allow prosecutions when war crimes suspects arrive in the UK.

McKinnon's family and legal team had hoped the director of public prosecutions would authorise a trial in the UK.

Should such agency costs be handled by means other than criminal prosecutions and jail terms?

Assisting Counsel and giving evidence in court prosecutions.

But enforcement is erratic, with few prosecutions for violations.

Do you think we gonna do paper work prosecutions but they won't?

The British government says its proposed new law will close several loopholes and make prosecutions easier.

Goldman could also still be targeted by criminal prosecutions.

Mr Rudd said such guesses compromised possible prosecutions of people smugglers.

It seemed unlikely that prosecutions would follow.

There are those who will press for criminal prosecutions, but this should be resisted.

No prosecutions, please; no investigations; we're just too busy.

He later berated the chief of public prosecutions, saying Greeks believe 'there is impunity in this country. '

More typically, prosecutions under the act have involved people who hack into computer systems.

They lacked the funds to embark on private prosecutions.

They then bring criminal prosecutions in the same manner.

There have been fewer than 20 prosecutions of rape as either a war crime or a crime against humanity.

Rather than building a consensus against torture, which is the real prize, prosecutions might militate against it.

A sign is false prosecutions of their leaders.

If there is enough evidence, the department will launch prosecutions.

Many false prosecutions never come to light.

He maintained that the review may not lead to prosecutions.

Reports of prosecutions in China over dodgy accounting in cases where investors or clients are victims remain scarce.

But according to Syracuse University, federal prosecutions of gun crimes have dropped to their lowest level since 2000.

More than half the countries say they can bring criminal prosecutions against companies.

And the prosecutions won't end there.

To date, the first group of prosecutions is set to commence on December 3, 2009.

The KMT will greatly redeem itself in any manner that is cooperative with criminal prosecutions in the future US Court for Taiwan.

Customs taskforce set up last year to battle Internet piracy has failed to secure any prosecutions.

Number of Persons Appealed Prosecutions and Exempting from Prosecutions (person)

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On the Effective Methods Adopted by Procuratorial Organs in Presenting Civil Public Prosecutions

Disciplinary actions or prosecutions against civil servants for dereliction of duty

Increased penalties see reduction of traffic accidents and prosecutions

Advising the police on possible prosecutions

On Protecting the Rights of the Victims in Public Prosecutions

Director of Public Prosecutions Grenville Cross