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ng for the Office of the Director of Public	Prosecutions as a Senior State Prosecutor.
hootings, Janus follows the bitterly fought	prosecutions of a notorious criminal family, The Henness
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld these	prosecutions in a series of decisions.
gated for politically motivated and "bogus"	prosecutions, which a former US Attorney called "utterly
The Director of Public	Prosecutions requested a full report on the inquest from
rainings have not translated into increased	prosecutions or a change in outlook.
83, the United Kingdom Department of Public	Prosecutions compiled a list of 74 video releases that w
evidence, initial British efforts to launch	prosecutions were abandoned.
rtugal to defend Portuguese Liberals of the	prosecutions of absolutist King Miguel I of Portugal, (O
s Constitution states that "in all criminal	prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a spe
The Director of Public	Prosecutions appealed against the murder sentences on th
ng that approximately 75 percent of ATF gun	prosecutions were aimed at ordinary citizens who had nei
One of the most notorious successful	prosecutions of an artist under the act was in 1929 when
ct also established the Revenue and Customs	Prosecutions Office, and provided for inspections of HMR
e liquidator to give the Director of Public	Prosecutions information and access to documents in his
Act was to prove significant in a number of	prosecutions of artists for allegedly exhibiting obscene
rom 1970-76 he was the Chief of the Special	Prosecutions Division at the U.S. Department of Justice,
nce with their beliefs, and enable criminal	prosecutions to be brought against the perpetrators.
It is not clear whether any	prosecutions could be successful given that any person c
, organized-crime and government-corruption	prosecutions that began in Giuliani's term.
in April 1980 to become Director of Public	Prosecutions in Belize.
corruption scandal which lead to successful	prosecutions of Boeing's CFO Michael M. Sears and senior
The case of Director of Public	Prosecutions v Bull [1994] 158 J.P. 1005 determined that
yer who leaked information during the BALCO	prosecutions, was by far the longest handed out to any p
jurisdiction of the United States; criminal	prosecutions brought by the United States; and many othe
The decision brought to an end	prosecutions under Canada's nascent war crimes legislati
The PPSNI advise the police on possible	prosecutions, authorise charge, review cases submitted b
arious approaches - from criminal raids and	prosecutions to Civil injunctions to threatening to seiz
refers the papers to the Director of Public	Prosecutions for consideration and investigation.
pril 27, New South Wales Director of Public	Prosecutions Nicholas Cowdery informed detectives that h
of universal jurisdiction, which allows for	prosecutions of crimes against humanity committed elsewh
resulted in multiple arrests and successful	prosecutions by Customs and Police officers.
High Court for repeatedly refusing to bring	prosecutions over deaths in police custody.
stice Calvert-Smith, was Director of Public	Prosecutions of England and Wales from 1998 to 2003 and
He was Director of Public	Prosecutions for England and Wales and second head of th
He was Director of Public	Prosecutions of England and Wales from 1977 to 1987, and
as responsible for the majority of criminal	prosecutions in England, and in his term of office he ha
Redmond-Bate v Director of Public	Prosecutions [1999] EWHC Admin 732, was a case heard bef
Felony and Misdemeanor	prosecutions are filed by the Prosecuting Attorney, who
Despite further	prosecutions and fines the Stonors remained Roman Cathol
those prosecuted under state law, and state	prosecutions account for a vast majority of incarceratio
Guadagno was responsible for the corruption	prosecutions of former Essex County Executive Thomas D'A
The NSW Director of Public	Prosecutions subsequently found that "there is insuffici
orruption matters, including the successufl	prosecutions of four city council members.
y Council report claimed that no successful	prosecutions came from the act.
He was Director of Public	Prosecutions for Ghana from 1962 to 1966, then became a
ng pictures against him for fear of federal	prosecutions, Gellatti gives Eddie the chance to back do
reputation for extremism due to his zealous	prosecutions and grand jury investigations of left-wing
with forfeiture related issues in criminal	prosecutions and have overall responsibility for all iss
In 1991 the Director of Public	Prosecutions and head of the Crown Prosecution Service,
about the low number of gun and immigration	prosecutions in her district.
	Prosecutions for heresy continued, especially in the sou
His evidence has led to successful	prosecutions against high profile dealers such as John H
Attempted	prosecutions against him for sodomy failed and his follo
One manifestation of his views were	prosecutions in his London diocese for the disrespectful
slation actually facilitated an increase in	prosecutions against homosexual men.
es the permission of the Director of Public	Prosecutions, and in Northern Ireland, the Director of P
ttorney general in Oregon can initiate some	prosecutions, notably in election-law violations, organi
ury was convened for 11 months with minimal	prosecutions to investigate gambling in the city.
easury Solicitor and the Director of Public	Prosecutions, Laws is one of the three most senior lawye
could be prevented, including the possible	prosecutions of Israeli commanders, and that the case ra
fearing that the honest Pecora might bring	prosecutions against its members.
The members of the sect did not face any	prosecutions for its polygamous behavior until the late
publish details of successful food business	prosecutions on its website .
She is noted for having overseen	prosecutions of John Gotti and the terrorists responsibl
ry, although it became a tradition only; no	prosecutions or litigation ever took place in it, and it
variously served as the Director of Public	Prosecutions, a magistrate, High Commissioner to London,
VIII That in all capital or criminal	prosecutions a man hath a right to demand the cause and
idential appendix to the Director of Public	Prosecutions concerned matters which may lead to prosecu
East Timor, playing a large role in future	prosecutions of militia members who had committed crimes
he state needed money for the Coeur d'Alene	prosecutions, the Mine Owners' Association had come up w
nment of the case by the Director of Public	Prosecutions, the Minister held a press conference to an
ompany has been the subject of five federal	prosecutions, paid more than $25 million in criminal fin
he Act was intended to allow for successful	prosecutions of Mormon polygamists.
26, 2010 the Queensland Director of Public	Prosecutions, Tony Moynihan SC announced there would be
In 1970 there were a series of criminal	prosecutions in New Haven, Connecticut against various m
bers of the RUC, and the Director of Public	Prosecutions for Northern Ireland decided to bring prose
It is headed by the Director of Public	Prosecutions for Northern Ireland.
The Director of Public	Prosecutions for Northern Ireland is at present appointe
If the Director of Public	Prosecutions decided not to bring proceedings against th
In March 2009 the Director of Public	Prosecutions decided not to take a prosecution against t
These inquiries have not resulted in	prosecutions and not all subjects involved in the trials
thquake, Langdon carried out the successful	prosecutions both of Mayor Eugene Schmitz and political
1982, Holmes began her employment with the	Prosecutions Section of the Deputy Crown Solicitor's Off
cience is not misused in civil and criminal	prosecutions impacting on the public interest or the rig
ment began a major effort to bring criminal	prosecutions against organized crime members, corrupt po
"The	prosecutions on our courts for breach of promise, divorc
abeas corpus for defendants in the criminal	prosecutions arising out of the Elaine Race Riot.
uring his time in office the failure of the	prosecutions of Paul Burrell and the killers of Damilola
thern Ireland Office responsible for public	prosecutions of people charged with criminal offences in
he enquiry into National Director of Public	Prosecutions Vusi Pikoli's fitness to hold office.
romoted to the Norwegian Director of Public	Prosecutions, a position he retained until 1979.
ctions is that the trade off more efficient	prosecutions of potentially impaired individuals is well
of legal cases in which he launched private	prosecutions of public figures who had been involved in
Nathan, send him police reports, details of	prosecutions and recruitment figures.
called Arpaio's "long list" of questionable	prosecutions "a reign of terror".
edly collected data on trafficking arrests,	prosecutions, and rescues, and coordinated and analyzed
The group advocated the end of "tax	prosecutions for resisting the transfer of private wealt
tion creates a specific rule of evidence in	prosecutions under section 1 of the 1911 Act.
printers of Thomas Paine's works, initiated	prosecutions for sedition and published loyalist pamphle
actively involved in two major capital case	prosecutions while serving as a Legal Officer, that of S
bad driver and Boaks would attempt private	prosecutions whenever she crashed.
from 1907 to 1912 and was in charge of the	prosecutions of Standard Oil and certain railroad compan
uidelines, to explain all aspects of public	prosecutions (The Statement of Prosecution Policy and Pr
s Office, which conducts all criminal trial	prosecutions and summary conviction appeals for cases th
l MPS (Metropolitan Police Service) traffic	prosecutions involving summonses and investigating colli
The unit deals with all Met traffic	prosecutions involving summonses.
"\|Sunderland were eventually promoted after	prosecutions against Swindon Town.
owing the refusal of the Director of Public	Prosecutions to take action.
playing rugby and the Department of Public	Prosecutions determined that to prosecute the parents wo
-General, Solicitor-General and Director of	Prosecutions urging that proceedings should be taken aga
he end, the Commonwealth Director of Public	Prosecutions found that there were no grounds to lay any
d were one of the more successful espionage	prosecutions in the early Cold War period.
st Lord Mansfield who had balked at various	prosecutions under the statutes now repealed.
fice of the Commonwealth Director of Public	Prosecutions at the Melbourne and Sydney offices where h
(1953 - ) was appointed Director of Public	Prosecutions of the Department of Justice of the Hong Ko
National Police Commission, Director Public	Prosecutions of the Attorney General's Department, Presi
Later, Johnson defended the	prosecutions in the spring of 1921 when Fred Dixon broug
ant in the Office of the Director of Public	Prosecutions, where the work with the legal purge in Nor
r the resignation of the Director of Public	Prosecutions and the Attorney General after Uganda's Con
States Congress which sought to facilitate	prosecutions under the Morrill Anti-Bigamy Act by elimin
reate such a commission or ensure effective	prosecutions after the 2000 resolution, the commission d
he Observer was closed by successive police	prosecutions that the road was clear for a newspaper clo
ed to use him as a witness in the Smith Act	prosecutions of the leadership of the Communist Party, U
	Prosecutions under the Act could be made only with the a
aboo was referred to the Director of Public	Prosecutions by the National Viewers and Listeners Assoc
uded threats to burn down her house and two	prosecutions in the law courts for holding "illegal" mee
Advocate Depute, representing the Crown in	prosecutions in the High Court.
This case sounded the death knell for	prosecutions on the grounds of obscenity of books with l
He became the Chief of	Prosecutions of the ICTR in 2005, and continued to assis
In 1975 he became the Director Public	Prosecutions at the Attorney General's Department, howev
n Pretoria), is a deputy director of public	prosecutions with the South African National Prosecuting
has been the target of a series of landmark	prosecutions by the Federal government of the United Sta
terature evidence was a staple of terrorism	prosecutions throughout the 1990's" and that the reading
erlyn Rees appointed him Director of Public	Prosecutions on the retirement of Sir Norman Skelhorn in
it, and they did not want to risk criminal	prosecutions of their own personnel and/or vendors who s
egally to block criminal investigations and	prosecutions of themselves, particularly those related t
rovide any information on investigations or	prosecutions of these cases.
The Act required	prosecutions for this kind of treason to begin within si
ponsibility for the accident, there were no	prosecutions due to a loophole in New Zealand law that p
es how all processes are to be styled, that	prosecutions are to be carried on in the name and by the
Crown	prosecutions seem to have been uncommonly rare during th
Withdrawal of all	prosecutions relating to several types of offenses excep
The State Department of Public	Prosecutions declined to press charges and Koperberg was
ain Meadows massacre and Investigations and	prosecutions relating to the Mountain Meadows massacre
to ensure more care was taken in witchcraft	prosecutions, and to attempt to restrain the persecuting
t of Qatar made little progress to increase	prosecutions for trafficking effectively in 2007.
He had been at the forefront of the	prosecutions but underwent a change of heart when his se
	Prosecutions continued until a string of decisions by th
In the	prosecutions following upon the Gunpowder Plot, Norris w
	Prosecutions for vagrancy are rare, being replaced by pr
f EDO MBM, Paul Hills was a witness for the	prosecutions and was cross examined by the defence team
He escaped the	prosecutions which were brought against Oldfield, though
tate Prosecutor with the Director of Public	Prosecutions for Western Australia.
The Director of Public	Prosecutions, for which Havers was acting, was also foun
of Illinois, where he led many high-profile	prosecutions of white collar crime and corporate fraud.
forward a report to the Director of Public	Prosecutions (DPP), who could decide to prosecute the of
He acted with those who urged the	prosecutions for witchcraft at Salem, Massachusetts.
, the Department processed on average 2,500	prosecutions per year

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