Sentences with phrase «enforcement prosecute criminal»

Today the Senate passed a bill that will lead to censorship of a broad range of speech and speakers while failing to help law enforcement prosecute criminal traffickers.

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This information is then entered into a database for use by law enforcement to aid in identifying and prosecuting criminals.

Possibly because you have never prosecuted a case, you have taken a different approach, starting with fighting for laws to reduce oversight of sex offenders, letting drug dealers out of jail, and advocating for the rights of criminals ahead of the needs of law enforcement.»

Cuomo said the Singas would have broad powers to subpoena, investigate and, if warranted, prosecute criminal charges against Schneiderman, who, until he announced his resignation Monday night was the state's top law enforcement official.

Mr. Bellone said Mr. Spota refused to cooperate with federal law enforcement officials on the Gilgo Beach murders, unnecessarily prosecuted former Suffolk Det. John Oliva, lied about former police chief James Burke to conceal his past and violated his sacred oath as the top law enforcement official by letting criminals go and leaving some cases unresolved.

A lifelong prosecutor with more than two decades of experience in the courtroom, Madeline has successfully prosecuted violent criminals, drug dealers, corrupt law enforcement officers and sex offenders, and started and led Nassau County's first - ever Special Victims Bureau.

It is, of course, valuable for law enforcement to monitor criminal suspects, to investigate ongoing criminal behavior and to collect evidence to prosecute.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's Office of Criminal Investigations teamed up with Homeland Security Investigations, a division of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), to investigate and prosecute the case.

District attorney and law enforcement offices too often lack the resources or the special expertise needed to prosecute criminal abuse cases.

A victim can, in practice, not complain about a crime to law enforcement, and if no one ever tells law enforcement, the criminal justice system will never learn about it prior to the death of the perpetrator or the expiration of the statute of limitations, and the crime will never be prosecuted.

Higgins» lawyer, Steven Passarello, told the Mirror that the allegations were made by convicted criminals who were prosecuted by Higgins, as well as members of law enforcement who «should not be throwing stones.»

But, of course, lying to law enforcement officers in an official criminal investigation, or lying to a court during a court proceeding, is a crime, even by a victim of that crime, even though lies of that type are rarely prosecuted.

But, a good faith belief of law enforcement that is unable to figure out who committed the crime with the resources available to them is a legitimate reason not to investigate and prosecute a crime, even in countries with legal systems based upon the German one where prosecutors have an enforceable legal obligation to prosecute criminal offenses known to them.

These specialists offer a broad range of experience prosecuting and defending private antitrust and competition lawsuits, responding to civil and criminal investigations by national and local enforcement authorities, providing antitrust counselling to businesses, and preparing and implementing antitrust compliance programs.

The definition in the final rule recognizes that law enforcement officials are empowered to prosecute cases as well as to conduct investigations and civil, criminal, or administrative proceedings.

They argued, that by precluding providers from voluntarily reporting to law enforcement evidence of potential abuse, the proposed rule could make it more difficult to apprehend and prosecute criminals.

Specifically, in the final rule, we define law enforcement official as an official of any agency or authority of the United States, a state, a territory, a political subdivision of a state or territory, or an Indian tribe, who is empowered by law to: (1) Investigate or conduct an inquiry into a potential violation of law; or (2) prosecute or otherwise conduct a criminal, civil, or administrative proceeding arising from an alleged violation of law.

The Task Force led a three prong approach to educate Pima County residents and businesses on how to protect their property; aided law enforcement in having the tools they need to apprehend related criminals; and worked with the electorate to pass necessary legislation to prosecute and fine offenders.