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"We've come to understand that we are not going to be judged in the future by how many successful prosecutions we have of terrorists, but will be judged by our capacity to prevent additional terrorist attacks," he said.

The pendulum swung sharply back last year from 2015's record volume of corporate non-prosecution agreements ("NPAs") and deferred prosecution agreements ("DPAs"), but the overall yield remained generally consistent with the prosecutions we have seen since the 2008 2009 economic recession.

Ms Aspinall said: "If there's something new that comes out on Wednesday when we have been down for private prosecutions, we have had scrutiny and all we were getting told is you need new evidence, then if that's there why was that kept back and why did they let the families go through this for 23 years?

While there may be some doubt whether the examination of witnesses before a grand jury is a suit or prosecution, we have no doubt that it is a 'proceeding' within the meaning of this proviso.

Our nation fought a World War, sacrificing the lives of millions, in part to establish human rights norms that we have eroded in the past decade: from Nuremberg's principle that "just following orders" offers no defense to prosecution, we have fallen to conferring prestige, wealth, and power on those who "just write orders" that violate human rights.

"After carefully considering the Supreme Court's recent decision and the principles of federal prosecution, we have made the decision not to pursue the case further," the U.S. Justice Department said in a statement, which also commended the prosecutors who tried the case.

"We very much wanted to be involved in this case because it is by far the most radical prosecution we've seen under the Patriot Act," said Ann Beeson, associate legal director of the national A.C.L.U.

And to say that you have searched for justice, and truth was all that you wanted – but you now want after 38 years to see prosecutions … We have finished this chapter, we should close the book, and move on as a society and get the healing that is so much needed".

"We will not hesitate to send a message," he said, referring to prosecutions, "if we have found false certification".

"The great secret to corporate criminal prosecution is that we have privatized and outsourced it to the companies themselves," Eisinger said.

In a written statement, the Crown Prosecution Service said: "We have been made aware of material previously not known to the police investigation that means that there is no longer a realistic prospect of conviction.