Sentence examples for facilitate prosecution from inspiring English sources

And 'where there is only one government involved, be it state or federal, not only is the danger of prosecution more imminent and indeed the likely purpose of the investigation to facilitate prosecution and conviction, but that authority has the choice of exchanging immunity for the needed testimony.' Id., at 98, 84 S.Ct., at 1614 (White, J., concurring).

The cameras are usually lauded as effective ways to prevent police brutality, discourage use of force, and facilitate prosecution if the officer is accused of wrongdoing.

Second, documenting longer-form investigations provides law enforcement with a larger body of evidence to facilitate prosecution than a report of a single isolated incident.

Furthermore, a number of high-ranking officials from the security forces, including former minister of law and order Adriaan Vlok, were given suspended sentences through a plea-bargain process under new prosecutorial guidelines ostensibly meant to facilitate prosecutions.

POGO has also supported a measure approved as an amendment that would facilitate prosecutions of corruption by public officials.

The legal frameworks that facilitate prosecutions for HIV exposure are rapidly changing throughout much of the world.

"This facilitates prosecution in cases where the victims are unable to testify in court for whatever reasons," says Darlene Pajarito, an assistant city prosecutor with the department of justice.

Indeed, this case only emphasizes the difficulties which I found in Kahriger, for here we are concerned with a spurious use of the taxing power as a means of facilitating prosecution of federal offenses.

As with the laws in many countries in the region, the Senegalese anti-FGM law is more effective in terms of facilitating prosecutions of those who violate the law rather than protecting women and girls who have yet to undergo FGM from the practice.

The militants and anyone caught helping them could then be prosecuted under the country's Terrorism Prevention Act, which was expected to facilitate legal prosecution of the accused.

UNODC and Cites are working together to integrate the tools to prevent corruption, and to facilitate the prosecution and punishment of offenders, with the international rules set for trade in wildlife.