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Criminal prosecutions, by contrast, are almost always focused on conduct already committed.

To my knowledge, there were no prosecutions by the local authorities for the substantive crime of escape, which minimized deterrence.

In a letter, the shadow chancellor asked whether the selective prosecutions by HMRC were approved by the Treasury.

"There is a growing conviction that there will be one or more prosecutions" by tribunals, he said.

(Prosecutions by U.S. authorities are rare; most victims don't know the real names of their "partners," and 419 swindlers are adept at covering their tracks).

Many were the subjects of American-led investigations that yielded reams of intelligence and evidence but almost no significant prosecutions by the Afghan authorities.

The release of the report and the likelihood of prosecutions by the attorney general raised fears of a backlash by the disgruntled military.

Stalking prosecutions were up by 7.1%, child sex prosecutions by 15.4% and there were a record number (4,643) of rape prosecutions.

The committee also concluded that HMRC should increase the number of prosecutions by working closely with the Crown Prosecution Service and other authorities.

However, critics fear that the orders will be used as a substitute for pursuing criminal prosecutions by poorly trained police and prosecutors unable to gather evidence.

The fate of Marko Pasha, his satirical weekly, calls to mind the almost 2,000 prosecutions by President Erdoğan's of those who have dared to mock him.