The bureau chief, Cutter (Linus Roache), and Assistant District Attorney Cabot (Stephanie March) eventually find their prosecution growing more complicated when the maid's credibility is questioned.
Thus, facing videotapes in police brutality cases, defense lawyers generally argue, as they did successfully in the first prosecution growing out of the Rodney King beatings, that because the videotape caught only a piece of the interaction, it missed the context and the act of defiance that led to the beating.
The prosecution grew out suspicious transactions that the Securities and Exchange Commission found during an inspection in 2010 of the New York brokerage firm.
David Burnham, co-director of the Syracuse research group, which is known as the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, or TRAC, said the decline in stock fraud prosecutions growing out of the F.B.I. "really is no surprise.
As the number of immigration prosecutions grew by a factor of 11 over the last two decades, the number of prosecutions for white-collar crime in federal court plummeted by 41percentt, according to data compiled by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse at Syracuse University.
"Over all, this means that the chances of Bo facing criminal prosecution are growing.
A Fear of Prosecution The growing number of arrests of pain management specialists is exacting high costs for patients, physicians and medical insurers.
The welter of laws pertaining to medical marijuana in California has offered careful operators like Guthrie the best of both worlds: prosecution for growing and selling has become much less likely, while federal busts and seizures keep prices high.
Or, 'in times of international emergency', death) by producing a Greek planespotting magazine, thus proving to a sceptical prosecution that grown men not only could choose to pass their time writing down the numbers of planes, but some of them do.
Earlier this year, as government prosecution efforts grew in response to the wave of corporate scandals, Cablevision officials kept a nervous eye on the case building against the Adelphia Communications Corporation, the cable giant with which it had completed a major asset and stock swap in 2001.
In just over a decade, the work of investigating and trying a complex slavery prosecution had grown far more efficient, sparing thousands of workers across the country untold suffering at the hands of their employers.
