Prosecute, by all means, but don't rail.
"We prosecute by one criteria, but we report by another criteria," Chief Anderson said.
"Let me emphasize that we do not prosecute by public pressure or by petition," she said.
The special prosecutor, Angela Corey, insisted: "We do not prosecute by public pressure or petition".
"Let me emphasize that we do not prosecute by public pressure or by petition," or in the media, Corey said.
It is also right to make it, as we understand it, easier to prosecute by simplifying the law.
Local government can make it much easier to prosecute by making sure that specialist domestic violence support services are available and adequately resourced.
Re "Sue, but Don't Prosecute," by Dick Thornburgh (Op-Ed, Sept. 20): An important factor in the deterrence of corporate misconduct is the stigma of criminal conviction.
Cameron did not directly respond to calls for the police to prosecute by the backbench Tory MP Julian Smith, who has secured a debate on the issue in Westminster Hall on Tuesday next week.
In one case, Mr. Mermel argued that an 8-year-old murder victim may have come into contact with sperm — which did not match the DNA of her father, whom he was trying to prosecute — by playing in woods where couples have sex or sitting on a bed where a man masturbated.
Indeed, the DFS's success in collecting $340m may sharpen the incentives to "prosecute by press release", if only because the rewards for being the first to file can be so great.A settlement with one regulator, moreover, does not mean settlement with them all.
