Given these data, one can predict that of the roughly 100 cases sent for prosecution per year, 23 will lead to trial and 21 to conviction.
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.
For the descriptive statistics of initial variables (see Table 2), the minimum number of the arrest rate is 20.76 per population of 100,000, and the minimum number of the prosecution rate is 21.8 per population of 100,000.
HMRC pursued 150 HSBC clients with secretive Swiss accounts, taking an average of 44 months per case, and managed just one prosecution.
Over all in 2011, federal weapons prosecutions per capita were down 35 percent from their peak in the previous administration.
I now understand from Linklaters that it is unlikely that these individuals would have been the subject of criminal prosecutions per se..
(In a recent poll carried out by the digital-media company Morning Consult, fifty-three per cent of respondents said that they would support a government prosecution of Snowden, and just twenty-six per cent said they would oppose such an action).
"Violations can result in state and local criminal prosecution, as well as civil penalties up to $2,000 per violation".
Guides are known to charge $1,000 and more per person to lead border crossings, and they risk arrest and prosecution if caught.
In the nineteen-nineties, juries in the United States handed down about three hundred death sentences per year;… By the conventional standards of Washington scandals, the prosecution of Senator Ted Stevens flashed only briefly across the national consciousness.
