Sentence examples for rates of prosecution from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, for the first time, another police action emerges as significant--one that only influences sentencing but not rates of prosecution and conviction: The word count of the police officer's written report.

The first thing that researchers can do to try to increase rates of prosecution, conviction, and the volume of DV sentences is to spend more time searching for, identifying, and studying a much larger set of pertinent phenomenon and their antecedents.

Egypt, like many developing countries, has high levels of public corruption, and low rates of prosecution for high-ranking officials accused of misusing government funds.

But a number of reports, including a 2011 study published by the Justice Policy Institute and a 2009 study in the Journal of Criminal Justice DC, demonstrate that the presence of campus officers leads contributes to increased rates of prosecution and incarceration for young people.

The close involvement of the Scottish Kirk in trials and the decentralised nature of Scottish courts, where local magistrates heard many cases (in contrast to England where most were before a small number of circuit judges), may have contributed to higher rates of prosecution.

Higher rates of prosecution and conviction have been found in cases with injuries documented [ 10, 11].

If the military's current rate of prosecution continues, we can expect that few cases will make it to court.

Hopelessness and depression sinks in replacing anger and motivation for justice, lowering further the rate of prosecution and conviction of assailants.

The logic undergirding Nielsen's contention is that family separation is not the goal; attaining a 100percentt rate of prosecution for immigration violations is.

The rate of prosecutions represents a sharp increase on the last census, in 2001.

The move, designed to aid police investigations and increase the rate of prosecutions for FGM, was welcomed by campaigners against FGM.