I look forward to the director of public prosecutions ensuring that the public interest is served.
Would not such prosecutions ensure that in the future lawyers did give their best advice, not legal fictions that served the whims and wishes of their client, the United States government?
Children's Advocacy Centers and multidisciplinary teams around the country have been at the forefront of this work, implementing a proven model of comprehensive care, investigation, and prosecution, while ensuring abused children receive needed medical and mental health care.
She said that Nigerois officials had been strongly urged "to detain those members of the regime who may be subject to prosecution, to ensure that they confiscate any weapons that are found and to ensure that any state property of the government of Libya — money, jewels, etc. — also be impounded so that it can be returned to the Libyan people".
Moreover, it was suggested that the crown prosecution service ensure that a victim or victim's family should be kept informed of any proposal to discontinue proceedings, that decisions to discontinue any prosecution should be carefully and fully recorded in writing, and that normally decisions should be disclosable to the family.
Prime Minister Raila Odinga of Kenya tried to negotiate a deal that would have allowed Mr. Gbagbo to turn over power to Alassane Ouattara, his internationally recognized successor, avoid war crimes prosecution and ensure that his allies had a role in the new government.
In addition to the use of the Monitor's log system to record the abuse of legitimate-user's rights, combining with digital watermarking technology is going to prepare for prosecution to ensure protocol security.
By meeting with supervisors in each unit weekly, he has livened the pace of prosecutions and ensure that prosecutors respond to requests from investigators more quickly.
Brian M. McLaughlin, a state Assemblyman and the president of the New York City Central Labor Council, an advocacy group chartered by the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said Mr. Segovia's death underscored the need for criminal prosecutions to ensure safe working conditions for immigrant laborers.
Does this sound like a President who actually believes that it's improper for him to "comment on the decisions about particular prosecutions" to ensure "there's no political influence on decisions made by professional prosecutors"?
