Sentence examples for from procuratorates from inspiring English sources

In summary, this study adopts arrest rates (number of arrests per population of 100,000) and prosecution rate (charged people per population of 100,000) from procuratorates across different regions as two measurements of the crime rate.

We collected and analyzed the arrest and prosecution data from the procuratorates of 306 prefectures in China, combined with interviews with nine policemen and public procurators from five provinces.

So I said: "Look, without evidence, you cannot even get a detention warrant from the Procuratorate".

Concerned about the impact if I bolted and exposed the deal, they assured me: "Do not worry, we will go get the right document from the Procuratorate now and give it to you tomorrow".

In China, crime-related records come primarily from public safety departments, courts, and procuratorates (Bai 2010).

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Procuratorates as legal jurisdiction institutions have relatively low fluctuation in records caused by human reason.

At a minimum, the numbers in procuratorates reflect the relatively general criminal situations in different regions.5 Moreover, procuratorates usually have consistent data records, which increases the feasibility of the analysis.

The major sources include arrests and cases approved by procuratorates; charged suspects and cases by procuratorates; registered criminal cases by police departments; registered cases for the five common types of crime homicide, assault, robbery, rape, and burglary/theft; filed criminal cases by courts; and terminated criminal cases by courts.

Supervised by local committees for politics and law, the local departments of public safety, procuratorates, and courts were mobilized to control various forms of instability, including workers' rights protection that could lead to collective incidents.

To some extent, the Bureau of Justice's sense of deprivation or satisfaction is affected by the relative improving or worsening status of public security, courts, and procuratorates in the provincial government.