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The S.E.C. can also file deferred prosecutions, and it sometimes issues reports about wrongdoing in lieu of litigation.

So there are ingrained and serious tensions in these prosecutions, and, it seems, society has yet to find a comfortable solution.

It was a tenacious Times reporter, Andrew Norfolk, who shone much light on electoral fraud – leading to prosecutions – and it is no coincidence that Norfolk was also a leading light in exposing the sexual abuse of vulnerable girls by groups of men mostly from the Pakistani community, some of them taxi drivers in Rotherham and elsewhere.

The Obama administration wound up an inquiry into criminal responsibility for the use of torture in 2012, without launching any prosecutions and it is unclear whether the Senate intelligence comittee's findings on the CIA's interrogation techniques will lead to that decision being reviewed.

The United States solicitor general's office had submitted a brief supporting the prosecution, and it proposed a different theory.

Fawaz's embassy, says the letter, has publicly supported her prosecution and it accuses Fawaz of acting against her interests.

The inquiry set up by Mr. Zuma has the power to refer cases for prosecution, and it is expected to deliver a report in five months.

Summarising the difference between Azouli and notorious civilian jails such as Cairo's Scorpion prison, Helmy said: "Scorpion is an official prison under the supervision of the prosecution and it's visible.

"Initial enquiries were made but the woman made it clear at the outset that she was unwilling to co-operate in any investigation or to support any prosecution, and it was therefore not possible to pursue the matter".

"What our community went through that night was an unbelievable tragedy," said the prosecution, "and it was no accident".

Under the Guatemalan Constitution, the president is immune from prosecution and it requires a two-thirds majority vote in Congress to strip it.