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Harming Prof Southall has provided expert evidence in many prosecutions.

But it would have been illuminating to hear more about why she believes there were so many prosecutions in so many sensational cases.

The indictment, announced in July, cited the many prosecutions of SAC's former employees as proof that the firm and its units permitted a "systematic" insider trading scheme to unfold from 1999 to 2010.

As with many of the ridiculously overbroad offences churned out with depressing regularity in recent years, the danger lies more in the implementation of the law by police officers on the ground, and the potential chilling effect of the legislation, than it does in any real fear of many prosecutions.

Speaking at the Crown Prosecution Service headquarters in central London on Tuesday, Mr Starmer said too many prosecutions were failing and more must be done to protect victims.

There could be many prosecutions down the road.

How many prosecutions can they handle per year?

Because state-level prosecution and arrest data are not readily available in any national legal database, the societal impact of these laws may be underestimated since many prosecutions lead to plea agreements, and most cases that go to trial are not reduced to written, published opinions.

The defense believed that it benefited from many prosecution witnesses.

We start with Thailand.ALTHOUGH lèse-majesté laws remain on the books in many constitutional monarchies, prosecutions are rare.

The gangs involved in many of the prosecutions have been predominantly British-Pakistani men while many of the victims have been white.