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It is aimed at speeding up trials that in Italy can drag on for years.

Immediate "tactical efficiency savings" from this year include a CPS-wide recruitment freeze; cuts in all discretionary spending, such as travel, subsistence and conferences; cuts in the size of headquarters; and speeding up trials and streamlining the process for crown court guilty pleas.

It has set up two committees - one looking into speeding up trials of cases involving sexual assaults on women, and the other to examine the lapses that might have led to the incident in Delhi.

Other proposals to speed up trials, she said, include cutting back the number of witnesses and the counts of crime.

A dozen committees have met and published recommendations to decongest prisons, curb arbitrary arrests and speed up trials.

They include the central bank and the Supreme Court, which on March 10th introduced rules to speed up trials of politicians.

The bills would also introduce for the first time the presumption of innocence for defendants and make several changes intended to speed up trials.

It moved from a written to an oral system of justice in 1998, which speeded up trials and cut the number of remand prisoners.

The growing use of coal will alarm environmentalists and increase the calls for companies and governments to speed up trials on "clean coal" technology and the use of carbon capture and storage.

"We will try to ensure all legal, material and personnel prerequisites to carry out and speed up trials of all those indicted for war crimes before domestic courts," he said.

Adding to the urgency of identifying the dead, Argentina's new president, Cristina Fernandez, has pushed to speed up trials in hundreds of human rights cases that were blocked by an amnesty for alleged perpetrators.