As in similar situations, abuses may be corrected as they arise, for example, by excluding from subsequent prosecutions evidence improperly obtained.
It exacts no further penalty, and would also probably immunise the president from subsequent prosecutions.
"New York's statutory protections could result in the unintended and unjust consequence of insulating someone pardoned for serious federal crimes from subsequent prosecution for state crimes," Schneiderman wrote in the letter, dated April 18. "Even if that person was never tried or convicted in federal court, and never served a single day in federal prison".
When those traits are involved, beyond the lack of aptitude, cops are criminals themselves and should be ineligible for any job in law enforcement, regardless of the results of subsequent prosecution.
The effect is to preclude subsequent prosecutions for bigamy but not to alter rights as to property, alimony, or custody of children in the state of domiciliary origin of a spouse who neither was served nor appeared personally.
There are some 24,000 GPCs in use across central government, but no central systems for collecting and monitoring instances of fraud or subsequent prosecutions.
Following the assassination, Serbia attempted for the first time an overhaul of the security services and the criminal underworld with Operation Saber and subsequent prosecutions.
But the legislation didn't fully protect whistle-blowers from internal reprisals or subsequent prosecutions.
MI5 asked the Crown Prosecution Service whether they could "interview" the prisoners first and were told they could, as this would not inhibit any subsequent prosecutions.
"I must emphasise that this inquiry cannot cut across or prejudice the ongoing criminal investigations or any subsequent prosecutions.
Subsequent prosecutions would have been taken up in member state jurisdictions.
