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The proposals would abolish prosecution deadlines for 16 felonies and require every person convicted of a crime to provide a biological sample for a state database.

That law shortened the statute of limitations after which charges are time-barred, a provision that directly benefited Mr Berlusconi.The new bill would abolish the prosecution's right to appeal against acquittals by the court of first instance.

Would abolish laws that prevented prosecution of sex crimes when the victim was the attacker's spouse.

The financial threshold will be abolished, bringing the prosecution of benefit fraud in line with the prosecution of other fraud cases, the CPS said.

He should also convince Parliament to abolish the law that allows criminal prosecution of public officials for what are essentially administrative acts.

The new powers will abolish a loophole that has allowed directors to escape prosecution by the CQC.

Feminists have also worked to abolish the "marital exemption" in rape laws which precluded the prosecution of husbands for the rape of their wives.

The director of public prosecutions, Sir Ken Macdonald, and the then solicitor general, Mike O'Brien, also attempted to abolish another legal ban, on the use of expert evidence in rape.

They also say that many of the felonies for which Mr. Pataki would abolish the statutes of limitation, including second-degree arson, criminal sale of a weapon and aggravated assault on a police officer, do not typically yield DNA evidence, and thus should not have their prosecution deadlines abolished.

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