In more recent years, two high-profile prosecutions involved leaks.
The more recent takeoff in investigations and prosecutions is a result of both economic forces and changes in the way the Justice Department approaches such cases.
His wife and successor, Cristina, has supported the prosecution of more recent human rights abusers from the 1970s dictatorship.
The Crown Prosecution Service is currently reviewing original decisions not to bring charges in four female genital mutilation cases and is also considering whether there is enough evidence to prosecute in another, more recent, case.
DNA testing at the outset of a prosecution is now routine, so that more recent convictions will not be subject to challenges on this basis.
The lack of criminal prosecutions has also emerged as a criticism in more recent cases against banks over violations of money laundering laws and manipulation of interest rates.
In more recent years, the Southern District has competed to win control of prosecutions involving WorldCom, Adelphia Communications and Frank P. Quattrone, the former Credit Suisse banker.
One, Joseph W. Bottini, a career prosecutor here, has been involved in other recent corruption prosecutions, as has the other, James A. Goeke, though Mr. Goeke is a more recent arrival and less well known.
A more recent work by Oboh et al. [16] discussed the same problem of prosecution in a more global context taking the Netherlands as an example.
A more recent study, covering 2002-11, foundisclosersrs more likely to be allowed to strike non-prosecution agreements, which carry less of a stigma than pleas or deferred prosecutions.
