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He ordered the players to pay compensation toward the cost of their prosecution, with the highest sum, about $49,600, imposed on Butt.

The prosecution, with the onus of proof, will, quite likely, wilt and stumble as the weeks drag on, as they did with OJ and Kobe Bryant.

The pair this year paid back €5m (£4.2m) to the Spanish state, but this has not prevented the prosecution; with the country in financial crisis, the government has cracked down on tax evasion.

They contrasted the failure of the British prosecution with the way the company was dealt with in Japan where Olympus was subsequently fined ¥700m (£3.7m) and three executives pleaded guilty in 2013 to covering up losses at the maker of endoscopes and cameras and given suspended jail sentences.

But the interim minister of justice, a veteran of legal jousting with the Qaddafi government from within and without, said there was a tentative plan: investigation, public hearings and prosecution, with the inquiry reaching all the way back to the earliest days of Colonel Qaddafi's rise to power in 1969.

J. William Leonard, who directed the Information Security Oversight Office during the George W. Bush administration, filed a formal complaint about the prosecution with the Justice Department and the National Security Agency, and urged punishment of officials who needlessly classify documents that contain no actual secrets.

His role was to provide the prosecution with details about the defendant's interactions with the press.

Dominic Grieve will discuss the unsuccessful prosecutions with the director of public prosecutions, Alison Saunders, who has strongly defended the CPS against allegations that there was not enough evidence to bring a case against Evans, a senior Conservative MP.

Miranda In 1968, two years after the court's ruling in Miranda v. Arizona, Congress tried to blunt the decision by reverting to the "voluntariness" test for the admissibility of confessions in federal prosecutions, with the court-specified warnings unnecessary.

Those trials involve thousands of prosecutions, with the official aim of dismantling the Turkish military's political influence.

One of his lawyers, Avigdor Feldman, said the district court had set aside the doubts of the prosecution "with unfortunate lightness," given that the prosecution had considered the chances of a rape conviction "very borderline".