The potential threat of prosecution, the mounting legal bills and the lack of future job opportunities all contribute to a hesitation among many to rock the boat.
In both cases these are merely accusations and may not be true, but it does show the potential of United States prosecution for engaging in what many see as normal practices abroad.
The potential of ICC prosecution of Vladimir Putin, even if small, may be the most effective deterrent for further territorial ambitions including Central Asia, the Caucuses, as well as Europe.
It then states: "The potential of any outbreak in terms of numbers of people infected and potential for prosecution on both an individual or corporate basis is well known".
The findings could reopen something human rights groups have urged for years: the potential for prosecutions of people involved in torture.
There is evidence that elderly patients are unnecessarily prescribed PPIs at the time of hospital admission as "gastroprotection" with the sole aim of avoiding potential legal prosecution of physicians in charge for ignoring medical care [ 13, 14].
We contend that the concept of therapeutic citizenship among PLWH is applicable in Canada and the United States because the potential for prosecution for HIV nondisclosure, exposure, or transmission creates conflict between the individual and society.
For companies, the fear of potential prosecution effectively raises the cost of doing business in high-corruption countries, making it less likely that they will want to operate there at all.
The former proprietor of The Daily Telegraph was freed last year after successfully persuading the US Supreme Court to limit the scope of potential prosecution arguments in fraud cases, after which two of his four convictions were quashed.
If McDonnell's conviction stood, it would "cast a pall of potential prosecution over these relationships".
