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The inquest was adjourned in December 2010, as the coroner, Elizabeth Earland, recommended that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) reconsider criminal charges in the case.

Kaufman argued that L.A. should revise its rules to halt collaboration between the LAPD and federal immigration authorities, ensure that sensitive information about immigrants is better protected from disclosure and reconsider the criminal enforcement of minor violations that disproportionately impact immigrants.

Although the Getty suggested at the time the return may prompt Greek officials to reconsider their criminal charges against True, the curator said that "any openness to discussion was not apparent" when she sat before the judge, who gave her three weeks to answer the charges.

On Friday, the City of London Police said it would reconsider opening a criminal investigation into the case.

The investigation was later criticised by the coroner, who adjourned the inquest and recommended that the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) reconsider the possibility of criminal charges.

In the end, however, his book is a plea for the United States to support the creation of an international criminal justice system "sufficiently empowered to cause would-be war criminals to reconsider their ambitions, knowing that they might otherwise be hunted for the rest of their days and eventually be brought to justice".

Lawmakers are reconsidering overly harsh criminal punishments.

Philippine investigators asked prosecutors today to reconsider a decision to dismiss criminal charges against a former computer student accused of releasing an e-mail program that caused billions of dollars of damage to computers and software worldwide in May.

The Boss. [C6.] Dismissal Fought in Virus Case Philippine investigators asked prosecutors to reconsider a decision to dismiss criminal charges against a former computer student accused of releasing an e-mail program that caused billions of dollars in damage to computers and software worldwide in May.

The Crown Prosecution Service said it would reconsider its decision not to bring criminal charges in the wake of the verdict.

Rothman ordered Jackson's deposition scheduled before the end of January 1994, but noted he might reconsider if Jackson was indicted on criminal charges.