A stream of speakers (most Indigenous women) all had a similar refrain: Fontaine, 15, was failed not just by a criminal justice system that did not
secure a conviction in her case, but by every other institution she came in contact with in her short life.
Not exact matches
In 2018, the Office of the Attorney - General's Department will operationalise the Office of the Special Prosecutor, review all agreements for MDAs and MMDAs, with the aim to secure successful convictions in the vast majority of cases referred to the Office by the Polic
In 2018, the Office of the Attorney - General's Department will operationalise the Office of the Special Prosecutor, review all agreements for MDAs and MMDAs, with the aim to
secure successful
convictions in the vast majority of cases referred to the Office by the Polic
in the vast majority of
cases referred to the Office by the Police.
He has been credited with
securing several
convictions in high - profile terror
cases and is well respected by both national security experts and civil liberties advocates.
Nana Oye, however, said statistics from DOVVSU showed that out of 1,547 sexual and gender - based violence
cases sent to court
in 2014,
convictions were
secured for 160
cases, representing 10.3 per cent and asserted that the way forward was to ensure that the laws were enforced and implementation tracked through an effective monitoring system,
in addition to building the capacities of law enforcement institutions, social services and healthcare providers.
Mr. Bharara's office
secured convictions or guilty pleas against more than 70 hedge fund traders, analysts and consultants
in insider trading
cases.
The Crown's responsibility lies not
in securing a
conviction but
in presenting the
case for the prosecution while ensuring a fair trial for the accused: see R. v. Boucher (1954), [1955] S.C.R. 16 (S.C.C.).
While DNA evidence has been used successfully
in securing post ‑
conviction exonerations
in the United States, the vast majority of Canadian criminal
cases and claims of miscarriages of justice are not subjected to DNA analysis.
These measures are used to
secure assets so they can be confiscated by the authorities
in the
case of
conviction.
He
secured numerous
convictions in terrorism
cases and more than 160
convictions in public corruption matters.
In this year - long fellowship position, he prosecuted a wide range of criminal offenses and gained valuable in - court and trial experience having tried seventeen cases before a judge or jury, and securing convictions in a majority of his trials before a jur
In this year - long fellowship position, he prosecuted a wide range of criminal offenses and gained valuable
in - court and trial experience having tried seventeen cases before a judge or jury, and securing convictions in a majority of his trials before a jur
in - court and trial experience having tried seventeen
cases before a judge or jury, and
securing convictions in a majority of his trials before a jur
in a majority of his trials before a jury.
These are all good reasons which support BIS's view that the dishonesty element
in paradigm cartel
cases makes it very difficult to
secure convictions.
In case of theft or other criminal act, which may be the subject of a claim under this Policy, the Insured shall give immediate notice to the police and co-operate with the Company in securing the conviction of the offende
In case of theft or other criminal act, which may be the subject of a claim under this Policy, the Insured shall give immediate notice to the police and co-operate with the Company
in securing the conviction of the offende
in securing the
conviction of the offender.
In case of theft or criminal act which may be the subject of a claim under this Plan the insured shall give immediate notice to the police and co-operate with the Company in securing the conviction of the offende
In case of theft or criminal act which may be the subject of a claim under this Plan the insured shall give immediate notice to the police and co-operate with the Company
in securing the conviction of the offende
in securing the
conviction of the offender.