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But Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, told Radio Australia that "collecting the evidence is the first step toward putting pressure on the international community, and whoever North Korea's defenders are, to ultimately acquiesce in prosecution" of what he called "the terrible atrocities that are routinely committed in North Korea".

The Wilkinson administration was dogged by ethical questions that eventually resulted in prosecution of some members.

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Indeed, all three cases that were reported to the police were dropped and none resulted in prosecution of the offender for rape.

The aim of this study was to describe 1) the trend in reporting medical error to the police by physicians, next-of-kin, and others in cases of patient death and 2) the trend in prosecution of healthcare providers for medical error during the period from 1998 to 2008 in Japan.

The inquiry may result in prosecutions of prominent public figures.

The offices have gained valuable coordination experience in prosecutions of members of Mr. Bulger's Winter Hill Gang, Stephen Flemmi and John Martorano, Ms. Witt said.

"The calls I've heard to ban the use of civilian courts in prosecutions of terrorism-related activity are so baffling and ultimately are so dangerous.

In recent years there has been a notable rise in prosecutions of both male and female perpetrators and a marked reduction in domestic violence incidents.

Mr. Ashcroft's advisers point to a 38percentt increase in prosecutions of gun crimes since 2001 as evidence of his success.

Mr. Perez said he was "shocked to see the downtick in prosecutions of hate crimes" during the George W. Bush administration, adding, "The Civil Rights Division is again open for business".