"I would consider it appropriate if the state prosecution were to pursue a case against those in a position of responsibility, against the American and British secret services," he said.
So you have to decide what approach makes sense here: whether it is more important to have a let it all hang out truth commission which would hold people accountable but make it less like for criminal prosecution, or whether to pursue the criminal prosecution route".
The government says that it will advise the Crown Prosecution Service not to pursue children engaged in "harmless consensual sex".
Shoddy police work, the prosecution's failure to pursue another suspect, and a weak defense combined to send DeLuna to death row, they argued.
Despite what Robert C. Cottrell, in his book on the scandal, terms "the mysterious loss of evidence," the prosecution was determined to pursue the case, demanding five-year prison terms for the ballplayers for defrauding the public by throwing the World Series.
Two months before the encounter at the mall, the Supreme Court ruled in Hartman v. Moore that government officials could not be sued under the First Amendment for retaliatory prosecutions where there was probable cause to pursue the prosecution.
"The verdicts demonstrate that the Crown Prosecution Service was right to pursue a third trial".
This has all been looked at; professionals in the Department of Justice decided if and when to pursue prosecution".
A review board spokesman, Andrew Case, said the board's standards in determining whether to pursue prosecution "were always high and they remain high".
"Inasmuch as Google is the victim and their assistance in the form of providing logs is necessary to pursue prosecution, it is recommended this case be administratively closed," the F.B. I. agent wrote.
