The Nov. 30 New York Times article "In the Company of Men: Why is it so hard to prosecute sexual assaults in the military?" detailed the very serious problems of inadequate reporting and prosecution of sexual assaults in the U.S. military.
A rape victim and an assault victim have used the HRA to receive compensation for inadequate investigation or prosecution of the alleged crimes committed against them and the families of murder victims have used the act to obtain a more thorough public inquiry into their deaths.
What the 16 outlier counties have in common, the study found, is overzealous prosecution, inadequate defense resources and a pattern of racial bias and exclusion.
What the 16 outlier counties have in common, the study found, is overzealous prosecution, inadequate defense resources and a pattern of racial bias and exclusion.
The report highlights what it calls the "woefully inadequate" number of prosecutions for offshore tax evasion.
This leads to inconsistent filing of First Information Reports of crimes committed by police, low rates of prosecution, and inadequate delivery of post-rescue care for children.
"In other cases there either seems to be inadequate evidence to pursue prosecution, for example the lady who wrote about PIE1 advertising but did not secure any example of the material complained of, or they have already been dealt with in some way by the courts or the police".
They are also getting away with it because policing and prosecutions are inadequate.
The under-resourced prosecution is often inadequate.In this section Clocking off Another headache Crossrail gets the go-ahead Fear itself Carta starter White wigs I'll huff and I'll puff Get bac A poodle that snaps Reprints Related items Judges: White wigsJul 17th 2003Some of the government's opponents want no change at all.
Despite the apparent rise of bank prosecutions, important "too big to jail" concerns remain: prosecution deals are inadequate both as punishments and as rehabilitative efforts designed to promote compliance.
