In all of the HIV clinics where this research was undertaken, information about criminal prosecutions was provided to patients, and many clinicians described routine practices such as its inclusion as a topic to be covered on standardised checklists for new patients, to ensure it had been discussed.
Professor Grundfest founded the award-winning Stanford Securities Class Action Clearinghouse, which provides detailed, online information about the prosecution, defense, and settlement of federal class action securities fraud litigation.
He added: "Our democracy depends on an informed citizenry, and it is critical that the American people have access to full and accurate information about the prosecution of the war and the implications for innocent civilians". In another case, an Iraqi civilian said US forces opened fire with more than 100 rounds on his sleeping family, killing his mother, father and brother.
Additional information about the prosecution's case was unavailable at press time.
We did not obtain information about HIV-related prosecutions or the effects of criminalization of HIV exposure/transmission from our study's participants.
Authorities have refused to provide information to the lawyers about prosecutions, access to the detainees, a full list of their names and whereabouts, or the exact charges against all of them.
Mr. Conyers, in a letter to Mr. Luskin on Thursday, said that the request to Mr. Rove was wider than the one to Ms. Miers because it also sought information about the Siegelman prosecution.
The military does not make public information about detentions and military prosecutions, Ms. Morayef said.
All jurisdictions should publish the range of data needed to combat corruption, such as comprehensive government contracting data pre- and post-bid, more "open justice" information about the process of prosecutions and trials, and citizen corruption complaint data as a means to fight and, hopefully, to prevent corruption from arising.
sent a letter to Attorney General Eric Holder asking for more information about the Justice Department's prosecution of Internet icon Aaron Swartz, writing that the case appears "remarkably aggressive -- particularly when it appears that one of the principal aggrieved parties... did not support a criminal prosecution".
