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The release provided highlights of a report submitted to the State Department: from 2012 to 2013 the number of trafficking investigations conducted by Thai officials doubled, while the number of trafficking convictions rose more than four-fold, the number of prosecutions more than five-fold and the number of Thai officials prosecuted or convicted more than six-fold.

And prosecutions more than doubled from 545 to 1,288, leading to a total of 407 years of prison sentences.

But during the Obama presidency, there are now seven such prosecutions: more than double the number under all prior US presidents combined.

The number of prosecutions more than doubled in the last four decades, but the number of criminal trials fell, to 3,574 last year from 5,097 in 1962.

We now have nearly as many border patrol agents as F.B.I. agents (about 11,000 to 12,000), and immigration cases make up one-third of all federal criminal prosecutions, more than for narcotics (27%), terrorism (0.6%) or any other crime.

The Obama administration aggressively targeted leakers and used the Espionage Act in prosecutions more than all previous administrations combined.

The case has taken five years of investigations, countless informants and more than 30 witnesses for the prosecution, more than half of them Muslim women from Foca.

Friends described him as a moderate conservative who enjoyed prosecution more than private practice and was undefeated in the five or six felony trials he prosecuted.

She warns of the danger of creating a hierarchy of child abuse in which FGM is the worst.Some also worry that the government is now focused on prosecution more than prevention not that it has been a zealous or effective prosecutor.

And although many of the instances of ticket-fixing were not expected to result in criminal prosecution, more than 550 Police Department employees have been implicated in misconduct and could potentially face administrative charges, one of the people said, though it is quite likely that the 18-month statute of limitations for such matters has lapsed in some of the cases.

LOS ANGELES — The retired archbishop of Los Angeles, Cardinal Roger M. Mahony, and other high-ranking clergymen in the archdiocese worked quietly to keep evidence of child molesting away from law enforcement officials and shield abusive priests from criminal prosecution more than a decade before the scandal became public, according to confidential church records.