Sentence examples for prosecution statistics from inspiring English sources

Three years later, our prosecution statistics are the highest ever.

But concern over her prosecution statistics this fall sent ripples through the human rights community in Afghanistan.

In a speech in July, the DPP, Kier Starmer QC, welcomed improvements in prosecution statistics for domestic violence and other offences where women are disproportionately the victims.

The prosecution statistics published in the situational analysis of acid violence in eastern India report published by ASFI tell a similar story.

Other data of this study are from yearbooks of respective cities and regions, annual work reports of prosecution institutes, "Annual statistics of Chinese regional economies (2011)," "Law Yearbook of China" (1987 2013), and interviews with nine people from public safety or prosecution institutions from five provinces or autonomous regions.

More confirmation came on Saturday afternoon, when the weight of words, this time from Louis van Gaal himself, was added to the welter of statistics the prosecution has piled up against him.

There are of course many male victims of physical, sexual and domestic abuse, but most of the available statistics measuring prosecution rates focus on violence against women and girls.

And to him, there is a systemic denial plaguing the halls of North America's justice systems that is allowing this unfair trend to continue: "Our ability as defence counsel to prove [racial profiling exists] is hampered by the government's failure to collect statistics on prosecutions that tracks the race or ethnicity of the accused".

The federal government released a new batch of data Monday about drug prosecutions in 2016, and the statistics show that African-Americans and Hispanics are still prosecuted far more frequently than white people for nearly every type of drug crime.

Professor Spalding told me "a lot has happened" since 2010, which is when he compiled the statistics on individual prosecutions.

Looking at the number of misconduct complaint referrals to her office from the Independent Police Review Authority IPRAandand comparing fatal shooting statistics to corresponding prosecutions, we instead found a clear pattern in which Alvarez has consistently gone easy on cops accused of brutality while aggressively pursuing charges against civilians who survived police encounters.