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"Are we really going to be able to go out and conduct complex prosecution on a global scale?" she said.

The SFO's director, David Green QC, last night paid tribute to the determination of his colleagues and predecessors, describing the complex prosecution relating to events up to 25 years ago as a remarkable achievement.

The fiery exchange threatens to complicate the already complex prosecution of Concord Management and Consulting, which was indicted in February along with its owner, Russian businessman Yevgeniy Prigozhin, and other Russian individuals and companies.

The case, which involved trades made from 2006 to 2008, was described by the Financial Services Authority, the British financial regulator, on Friday as the "longest and most complex prosecution" it had ever brought.

Frustrated that the government's plans for judge-only trials were blocked, Mr Wardle said: "It is not good enough to say 'if you cannot do it [bring a complex prosecution] in front of a jury, you shouldn't do it at all'.

The existing federal system has a proven track record of dealing with complex prosecutions.

As important as national trials are, post-Qaddafi Libya would, at least in the short term, lack the infrastructure necessary for such complex prosecutions.

In the run-up to a two-week Christmas break, some court time was lost to legal discussions about the progress of the case, a regular feature of long and complex prosecutions.

The proposal to extend statutes of limitations for major financial fraud may help to make these complex prosecutions practical.

In just over a decade, the work of investigating and trying a complex slavery prosecution had grown far more efficient, sparing thousands of workers across the country untold suffering at the hands of their employers.

"Cooperation between the Defense and Justice departments — where much of the expertise for complex counterterrorism prosecutions resides — has been greatly enhanced.