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Since then, two other criminal prosecutions that relied on Sir Roy's testimony have been overturned.

EVEN white-collar prosecutions that seemed successful have been sabotaged by these problems.

Committee members said they have learned of other prosecutions that may have been political and listed several defendants by name.

The White House has shown little inclination to pursue prosecutions that could prove to be politically explosive.

Next came criminal prosecutions that rid the industry of mobsters, resulting in dramatically reduced prices for the city's commercial customers.

He added that the Demjanjuk conviction had opened the door to prosecutions that were never thought possible.

The verdicts bring to a conclusion a marathon series of prosecutions that began with a five-month trial in April 2008.

How any prosecutions that result from the inquiry are handled, and whether any police procedures change, will be part of South Africa's test.

Last year, just over a quarter of prosecutions that collapsed, did so because a witness or victim was reluctant to give evidence.

The case against the three former UBS executives has a number of interesting parallels to the Libor investigation, providing the framework for prosecutions that might emerge.

"We'd like to see some prosecutions that arose from the complaints submitted to the Web site," Mr. Peters said in an interview.