The news spread rapidly through the country, and examinations were prosecuted at other points along the stream, and almost everywhere with success.
Before photography and identity cards this would have been harder to detect than today, though there is a record from 1819 of a candidate prosecuted for impersonation in an examination for medicine (Barrett 1905 p.187).
As part of a large research project on Finnish homicides led by author HH, forensic psychiatric examination reports of all offenders prosecuted for a homicide perpetrated in 1995 2004 and who had been subjected to a forensic psychiatric examination were collected from the archives of NAMA.
Petitioner has not been prosecuted for failure to report for his examination; he has been prosecuted for failure to report for induction, a duty he claims he did not have.
But more importantly, a registrant is under a duty to comply with the order to report for a physical examination 21 and may be criminally prosecuted for failure to comply.
The study found that many sexual violence cases could not be prosecuted as victims did not receive the required medical examination due to the prohibitive costs of doing so.
"Where there is sufficient evidence, members of Her Majesty's Forces can be prosecuted". In 2014, the International Criminal Court in The Hague reopened a preliminary examination of allegations of "systematic detainee abuse" by British troops in Iraq between 2003 and 2008.
The forensic examination reports and crime reports of all female offenders prosecuted for a homicide between 1995 and 2004 were collected and content analysed (n = 91).
About 30%% of radiographers did not know that all professionals (radiologists, radiographers, referring physicians) can be legally prosecuted for the lack of appropriateness and optimisation criteria during a radiological examination.
Pennsylvania, where Sandusky is being prosecuted, is among the many states that limit what can be asked in the cross-examination of those alleging sexual assault, especially children.
