Bottom line: more than 300 defendants quickly pleaded guilty, not because constitutional or legal corners were cut, but because of strong evidence, a unique investigative approach, efficient prosecution, fair plea offers, and much hard work and professionalism.
In its brief supporting the Virginia prosecutors, the federal government argued that this procedure was more efficient than requiring the prosecution to present analysts during its case, pointing to the experience in Washington, which used Virginia's system until 2006.
C. 390 BCE c. 324 BCE Lycurgus, (born c. 390 bc died c. 324) Athenian statesman and orator noted for his efficient financial administration and vigorous prosecutions of officials charged with corruption.
In just over a decade, the work of investigating and trying a complex slavery prosecution had grown far more efficient, sparing thousands of workers across the country untold suffering at the hands of their employers.
"Additionally, as the Justice Department states in its report, pursuing a criminal investigation and prosecution is not always the most efficient and effective way to address leaks of classified information.
The exception is Germany, where a cheap, efficient legal system has made it possible to launch some 100,000 prosecutions.
He described a logic to policing in Baltimore whereby "street-rips" in drug-infested areas make for easy arrests to achieve "cost-efficient" policing, while criminal activity other than drugs was ignored because prosecutions were laborious.
This can lead to development of best practices, with defined subsets of forms of global health corruption, identification of common vulnerabilities in health corruption, development of efficient financing mechanisms and judicial systems, and minimum requirements for transparency, enforcement and prosecution.
Then began the prosecutions.
