Feinstein revealed that CIA personnel had removed files from the computers used by Senate staff to conduct their investigation, and that a CIA lawyer himself complicit in human-rights abuses has tried to intimidate Senate investigators by outrageously seeking their prosecution -- for obtaining an internal CIA document confirming facts that the agency is trying to continue covering up.
VI provides: In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right... to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor..
In an effort to quantify and better understand the magnitude of criminalization of HIV exposure/transmission at each of our study sites, the total number of cumulative HIV prosecutions was obtained for each jurisdiction where this information was available.
The bank's recidivism seems rivaled only by its ability to escape prosecution: UBS obtained a deferred prosecution agreement in 2009 for conspiring to defraud the United States of tax revenue by creating more than 17,000 secret Swiss accounts for United States taxpayers who failed to declare income and committed tax fraud.
Seeing a criminal prosecution looming, Bob obtained visas for Paul and Anne (who were now legally married).
"The ICO has powers to issue companies with fines of up to £500,000 for the most serious breaches of the Data Protection Act, while we can also pursue criminal prosecutions around unlawfully obtaining or accessing personal data".
The taxi driver was jailed for life over O'Callaghan's murder in 2012 but initially evaded prosecution for murdering Godden because the evidence obtained by Fulcher was ruled inadmissible in court.
British police have formally asked the Crown Prosecution Service to submit an international letter of request to Portuguese authorities for assistance in obtaining evidence relating to their inquiries.
The program does not address how participants will obtain marijuana, but it allows them to avoid prosecution for having it.
A criminal prosecution for allegedly frustrating the work of the first inquiry (the McCracken Tribunal) was put on ice when a judge ruled he was incapable of obtaining a fair hearing while the second (the Moriarty Tribunal) was proceeding.
Human Rights Watch, the New York-based rights organization, said the agreement hurt Colombia's efforts to seek redress on many cases, such as obtaining an international prosecution of rebel commanders for recruiting children.
