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The militias have expelled drug gangs and promised to reduce violence, and in some cases have done so.

But until now, such isolated cases have done little to dissuade other local officials from their own pharaonic ambitions.

Where Citizens United and similar cases have done the most harm is in downballot races involving state representatives, judges and other, largely unknown officials.

In theory, local authorities could take on the running of the homes – and in cases have done so where smaller operators have failed – but they admit that they no longer have the capacity or expertise to run residential homes on a large scale.

Earlier this year, Correa said he would pardon several news managers and journalists that he had sued for libel, "but his actions in the cases have done grave damage to free expression in his country," according to the Committee to Protect Journalists.

And he says the Terry and Suarez cases have done "a lot of damage among players".

President Obama has continued the Bush policies and in some cases has done worse.

And who, in most cases, had done nothing more nefarious than be a member of a peaceful protest group, and some of them not even that.

Gadage et al. (2014) concluded that most victims had middle school level of education (31.6%) while Gupta et al. (2012) showed that the most of cases had done their education upto primary school level (49.2%).

A further 32 female cases had done medium-risk industrial work (OR 2.4, 95% CI 1.3 4.3), the majority (88%) as assemblers or routine process operatives.

By contrast, the lawyers in the New York case have done little fact-finding, the filing contended.