Examples of using Prosecutions in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And Labour Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry has written to the Director of Public Prosecutions to request an urgent review of the decision.
Ben Stokes, Iain Duncan Smith and the former director of public prosecutions Alison Saunders are believed to be among those affected.
Mr N Robinson QC and Mr K Armstrong for the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions.
The group says that the investigation and prosecutions are required"if the US hopes to wipe away the stain of Abu Ghraib and Guantánamo and reaffirm the primacy of the rule of law".
The first of these ag-gag prosecutions, as they're called, was a young woman named Amy Meyer,
Grand juries are meant to weed out ill-conceived prosecutions and are particularly useful in cases of terrorism, public corruption and organised crime.
The first of these ag-gag prosecutions, as they're called, was a young woman named Amy Meyer,
In 2009, the Ministry of Public Security, with assistance from an NGO, developed guidelines to protect trafficking victims during investigations and prosecutions.
authorities to proceed with an investigation of the events and to conduct criminal prosecutions of those responsible.
(c) provision of material by the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions to Note Printing Australia Pty Ltd and its legal representatives, provided any such material is provided together with
And don't expect prosecutions of significant figures from a Justice Department that, in the Obama years, refused to prosecute even
Despite repeated and successful prosecutions, the report finds 93% of the inspected elevators maintained by the company in areas related to the prosecutions failed to pass their latest inspections in 2018.
Neutrality Act prosecutions are extremely rare, he said, even when individuals
However, other prosecutions did not have such clear reasoning; in 1968 Bo
I hope today's sentences send a clear message that we gather evidence and pursue prosecutions against anyone who seeks to engage with and support any form of terrorism.”.
reduced prosecutions for cannabis possession, implementation of police body cameras,
The Gambino Family was once among the most powerful criminal organizations in the U.S., but federal prosecutions in the 1980s and 1990s sent its top leaders to prison
Prosecutions of smugglers are much rarer than seizures of their wares, and no law enforcement agency has come close
In those 51 prosecutions, 45 defendants were found guilty, a rate of around 90 per cent- slightly above the usual average across all criminal offences of around 75-80 per cent of prosecutions resulting in a guilty verdict.
The office has considerable experience in national security prosecutions involving accused terrorists and spies and other high-profile matters, like the case