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Historically, the F.B.I. was oriented overwhelmingly toward finding admissible evidence for producing convictions in court.
The government seems unable or unwilling to protect them, and police investigations seldom produce convictions.
In both years, fewer than one in 10 sexual assault courts-martial produced convictions.
Lawyers credited revelations from a "love triangle" for producing a rare conviction for insider trading today, as the former Belgo boss Tim Power admitted leaking price-sensitive information about the sale of the restaurant chain.
As part of the terms of his conviction for producing the images over an eight-year period, he has had to attend 20 sessions of a sex offenders' programme.
Our legal system is not a machine for producing the maximum number of convictions, regardless of the law.
Connell said the government would "derail the whole Nashiri case" by seeking further appeal, an embarrassment since the military commissions process has dragged on for years without producing many convictions.
A list of nearly 170 potential targets for prosecution, published in 2007, has so far produced no convictions.
Perhaps more pressing is the need for an overhaul of the criminal-justice system, which at present seems to produce fewer convictions than ministers.
Legal challenges after previous elections have failed to produce a single conviction for electoral fraud.Fit for exportBetter elections should in the end help resolve Nigeria's existential question whether this wildly diverse country of 150m people from 250 ethnic groups created by British colonial masters can work.
