Collecting incriminating evidence from eyewitness reports, CCTV or DNA is therefore difficult, and convictions are rare.Scientists hope the law will allow them to get on with their work undisturbed, but this is probably optimistic.
"This consultation was difficult, despite my conviction," she says.
Hou Han-chun, a political scientist at National Taipei University, said Ms. Wu's insistence that large sums of money in her possession had come from political donations would make a bribery conviction difficult.
The Enlightenment begins by unleashing skepticism in attacking limited, circumscribed targets, but once the skeptical genie is out of the bottle, it becomes difficult to maintain conviction in any authority.
This fails to define clearly both "incitement" and" hatred", making conviction difficult.
COURTS ALSO AN OBSTACLE Special Squad Chief's Report Asserts That Legal Tangles Make Convictions Difficult.
Legal recourse is available in cases that occur in the workplace, though it is very difficult to obtain convictions.
William Cohan, a lawyer in San Diego who has defended many tax protesters, said that "the statutes that impose filing requirements read like gobbledygook to the average person," making convictions difficult.
I think most people accept his explanation that the strengthened penalty would have made it more difficult to obtain convictions in drug cases". She added that Mr. Pacjac, who has been endorsed by the state Fraternal Order of Police, has no plans to devote a television spot to drugs.
In areas where there is driven grouse shooting hen harrier numbers are especially low, he notes, but without carcasses it is difficult for criminal convictions.
