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Just seven homicide convictions in relation to the 94 gangland murders since 1999 is grim evidence of that," he added.

The report reveals there has so far been only one criminal conviction in relation to the war – one soldier was jailed for seven and a half months for stealing a credit card from a Palestinian home and using it to withdraw £250 in cash.

He questioned whether it was in the interests of justice to pursue the aggravated trespass charge given that prosecutors have already secured convictions against all the activists in relation to the protest incident.

"Having carefully considered the matter, the CPS has concluded that there is insufficient evidence for a realistic prospect of conviction in relation to that journalist," it said, adding that his file had been resubmitted for charging advice last month.

How would a conviction affect a club's payroll in relation to the salary cap?

In the present study, we analysed psychiatric and neurological disorders in relation to the risk of convictions for violent crime, taking into account early behavioural and socio-economic risk factors.

In 2005, the Crown Prosecution Service said there was no realistic prospect of conviction for gross negligence manslaughter against any individual or corporation in relation to the crash.

In 2005, the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) said there was no realistic prospect of conviction for gross negligence manslaughter against any individual or corporation in relation to the crash.

And such is the conviction entertained by a majority of the court, (Judge Mills dissenting,) in relation to the act in question.

Several bureaucrats have received suspended sentences in relation to the tender process, but flawed contracts were nonetheless renewed, even after the convictions.

He also took into account the submission that NT2's conviction did not concern actions taken by him in relation to "consumers, customers or investors", but rather in relation to the invasion of privacy of third parties.