Many Zuma supporters consider the case against their leader a political frame-up, or at least an instance of selective prosecution.
However last week we saw one rare instance of a prosecution of individuals for corporate crime.
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.
The number of prosecutions, arrests, and instances where HIV-specific criminal laws are used to induce plea agreements is unknown.
That effort yielded 14 instances of fraud referred for prosecution, which amounts to a 0.00000017percentt fraud rate.
A military inquiry eight years ago confirmed many instances of abuse and led to prosecutions and disciplinary actions against American soldiers and officers, but contractors were not charged.
The Supreme Court used his case to limit honest services fraud prosecutions to only instances of bribery and kickbacks, not more general corporate mismanagement that caused harm to the enterprise through dishonesty.
Including the Drake case, it has been using the Espionage Act to press criminal charges in five alleged instances of national-security leaks — more such prosecutions than have occurred in all previous Administrations combined.
Obama's department of justice is twisting the 1917 Espionage Act to press criminal charges in five alleged instances of national security leaks – more such prosecutions than have occurred in all previous administrations combined.
They are the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxemburg, Switzerland, Oregon, Washington State, and Montana. 4 In addition, prosecution policy in England and Wales has been clarified to make it clear that not all instances of assisted suicide will result in prosecution.
