Legislation leading to investigation, prosecution or conviction

One prosecution had led to a conviction and the other to an acquittal.

Those who have concerns about this law believe that it provides perpetrators of sexual violence against women, immunity from prosecution and punishment or makes prosecution and conviction more difficult.

(ii) Where further prosecution cannot anyway be expected to lead to conviction of the suspect or

States where money laundering legislation had led to investigation, prosecution or conviction, by region (those responding in both the second and the third reporting periods)

The charges against Mr. Andreasen should be withdrawn on the basis that that further prosecution could not be expected to lead to conviction and sentence.

The charges against Mr. Glistrup should be withdrawn on the basis that that further prosecution could not be expected to lead to conviction and sentence.

The charges against Mr. Sørensen should be withdrawn on the basis that that further prosecution could not be expected to lead to conviction and sentence.

It is further alleged that the conviction was mainly based on hearsay, which was not legally admissible, and that the prosecution failed to meet the burden of proof.

Investigation and Prosecution

My first official act as governor of this state will be to appoint a special district attorney to arrange for the indictment prosecution and conviction of Boss Jim W. Gettys.

Prosecution, conviction and punishment of individuals under the provisions of the Code for the crimes described in it does not constitute any kind of substitute for the State apos s responsibility.

Prosecution, adjudication and sanctions

Prosecution and related matters

Criminal investigation and prosecution

Criminal investigation and prosecution

Strengthening prosecution and extradition

7. Investigation and prosecution

2.3 The judge based his conviction on the report of the experts for the prosecution but did not hear the experts for the defence, citing lack of time.

The Prosecution

Some political conviction?

The Prosecutor provided estimates of the number of witnesses for the Prosecution Case and any Prosecution Rebuttal.

Public Prosecution Service

B. The Prosecution

(b) The Prosecution

The prosecution rests.

The prosecution rests.

However, his conviction stands.

His conviction is curious.

Fourth conviction means life.

With regard to criminal investigation and prosecution

... youheardtheevidence of the prosecution and the defense.

And, while the prosecution rate constituted a minimal improvement on previous years, when less than 15 of cases ended up in court, the conviction rate for reported rapes is markedly lower today than it was in 1965.

(d) Conviction that actions and remedies are possible

And to do it... we need a conviction.

The Qisas and Diyat law is therefore alleged to offer immunity to perpetrators in some cases of violence against women, including of the so called honour killings, or to make prosecution and conviction of perpetrators of such violence more difficult.

The Committee recalls that doubt is an obstacle to conviction, but not to prosecution, and that it is in the province of the courts to determine whether a charge is proven or not (articles 3, 7 and 26 of the Covenant).

The system of prosecution

informs the prosecution authorities

Prosecution of alleged offenders

Prosecution of alleged offenders

The prosecution called witness.

The prosecution must not...

So did the prosecution.

The prosecution is ready.