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Alone in pushing Case Three forward is the international co-prosecutor, Andrew Cayley, who has filed motions asking the judges to reopen their investigations.

The administration has overtly sought to make law by pushing cases into court.

And Guatemala's attorney general since 2010, Claudia Paz y Paz, has revolutionized the prosecutor's office, pushing cases involving war crimes, corruption and narcotrafficking.

The provision for pushing cases for dismissal rather than reveal information about Stingray capabilities and scope, he said, represented "the FBI's consistent policy of making local police maintain extraordinary and extreme secrecy".

"We don't follow a formula for pushing cases through the legal process," notes Algorri.

Anti-choice judges and prosecutors are pushing cases through deliberately and explicitly because they've realized it furthers an anti-choice cause.

Anti-choice judges and prosecutors are pushing cases through deliberately and explicitly because they've realised it furthers an anti-choice cause.

The inquiry, which cost 31 million pounds ($47 million), was followed by government accusations that PIL continued pushing cases for a year despite knowing the allegations may have been unfounded.

"Justice is already suffering as defendants are being pushed to plead guilty because paperwork hasn't arrived and the court wants to push cases through," he said – but insisted the strike was badly needed.

Narrowing the investigative focus to the creation and sale of residential mortgage-backed securities may help push cases forward because the government will not spread itself too thinly by chasing every firm that somehow contributed to the financial crisis.

Particularly in urban criminal courts, where caseloads tend to be overwhelming and the police sometimes push cases aggressively, prosecutors are often not convinced beyond a reasonable doubt about the truthfulness of particular testimony.