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"I'd like to see this material taken seriously and investigated, and new policies, if not prosecutions, result from it".
Under the rules of the inquiry the soldiers were granted immunity from prosecutions resulting from their evidence, but they could be prosecuted for perjury.
The number of prosecutions resulting from those referrals is zero.
The agency sometimes feared that F.B.I. prosecutions resulting from such intelligence might compromise its relationships with foreign services, although there were safeguards to protect confidential information.
The Sunday Times has held an investigation into claims by its investigative reporter Mazher Mahmood about the number of successful prosecutions resulting from his stories when he worked for the News of the World.
The Irish News journalist Allison Morris, who has reported extensively on the legacy process, has identified six criminal prosecutions resulting from such review processes in the past 18 years, all of which have taken place in the past five years.
The announcement comes amid criticism of the SEC's handling of the Bernie Madoff scandal and prosecutions resulting from the financial crisis.
Second, it is unknown what fraction of prosecutions results from physician reports vs. next-of-kin or other reports and therefore if the source of the report is associated with the likelihood of prosecution.
Throughout the trial, Mr. Combs's lawyers, Benjamin Brafman and Johnnie L. Cochran Jr., asserted that the superstar was innocent and the victim of a selective prosecution resulting from Mr. Combs's fame and wealth.
Saying the prosecution resulted from a "one-sided, lopsided investigation," Mr. Rodriguez's chief lawyer, Jeffrey T. Schwartz, told reporters after Friday's court session that he would keep hammering away at that theme.
She notes that the prosecution resulted from the work of the International Contract Corruption Task Force -- uniting the FBI and Justice Department with the Department of the Army's Criminal Investigation Command and the Defense Criminal Investigative Service.
