Even those attacks that do make it through the courts can be categorised as racially aggravated because the bar is felt to be lower to achieve a conviction.
The white 34-year-old, who joined the North Charleston police department in 2010, already faces a state murder charge, but the federal indictment, a rarity in officer-involved deaths, provides authorities with another avenue of achieving a conviction.
That phrase is not a legal standard for achieving a conviction.
Community sentences managed by probation services had achieved a lower conviction rate than custodial sentences.
The CPS said domestic violence was a priority for the organisation, which last year achieved a record conviction rate for the second year running.
And it has achieved a 90percentt conviction rate, Mr. Macdonald, head of the Crown Prosecution Service, said in a speech on Monday The trials, he said, have been "absolutely grounded in due process and pursued with full respect for our historical norms and our liberal Constitution".
The fact that the police achieved a historic conviction in 2010, and had massive resources deployed in the three operations makes it weird that Meredydd Hughes, South Yorkshire chief constable from 2004 to 2011, also said that he had no idea of the seriousness of CSE on his patch.
Mr. Dillon contends that his office has achieved a 98percentt felony conviction rate, the highest in the nation for counties of one million people or more.
Since it started operating in late 2003, the commission has investigated, prosecuted and achieved a 100-percent conviction rate in 86 cases of bribery and graft related to government procurements and budgets.
Probably even more exemplary than the Philippines in fighting corruption is Indonesia, where prosecutions of corrupt officials by the Corruption Eradication Commission have achieved a 100-percent conviction rate, sending even high-profile politicians to jail for their misdeeds.
