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The Prosecution Service Function within the Turkish Criminal Justice System
European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research, 2008 The national criminal justice system of Turkey is described. Special attention is paid to the Prosecution Service Function within this framework and its relationship to police and courts. The article not only refers to legal provisions but to the factual
Hakeri, Hakan
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The Prosecution Service Function within the Spanish Criminal Justice System
European Journal on Criminal Policy and Research, 2008 The Spanish judicial system is independent and headed by the Supreme Court. Spain has a civil law system. The criminal procedure is governed by the legality principle--by opposition to the opportunity or expediency principle--which implies that ...
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Criminal Prosecution for Nursing Errors
JONA's Healthcare Law, Ethics, and Regulation, 2009Headlines describing nurses being prosecuted for crimes related to nursing errors raise numerous questions for nurses and their managers. Nurse managers need to be aware of situations in which nurses may be subject to criminal prosecution to assist staff in educating themselves and acting to minimize risk.
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Criminal prosecution and physician supply
International Review of Law and Economics, 2015Abstract While there are many evidences of the effect of medical malpractice tort, research on the effect of medical malpractice criminal sanctions are scarce. This paper tries to identify the causal effect of criminal prosecution utilizing exogenous variations over the likelihood of criminal prosecution.
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ON THE DIFFERENTIATION OF CONCEPTS «CRIMINAL PROSECUTION» AND «PROSECUTION»
VESTNIK ADVANCED TRAINING INSTITUTE OF THE MIA OF RUSSIAThe article touches upon the issue of the relationship and delimitation of the concepts of «criminal prosecution» and «accusation», as a problem of understanding the essence of the function of the prosecution in criminal proceedings, notes their ambiguous interpretation in science, as well as un-founded identification, considers the reasons for this ...
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Criminally Prosecuted Cases of Child Starvation
Pediatrics, 2005Objective. Here we describe the clinical findings and legal outcomes in 12 prosecuted cases of infant and child starvation. Methods. Medical records, investigation records, and transcripts of court testimony were reviewed in the cases of 12 infants and children from locations throughout Texas who had been starved deliberately.
Nancy D, Kellogg, James L, Lukefahr
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The Opioid Crisis and Federal Criminal Prosecution
Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics, 2018This article examines how federal law enforcement has responded to the opioid epidemic nationally and in a variety of locales. We focus in depth on two initiatives, including prosecution in opioid-death cases, undertaken by the U.S. Attorney's Office in Connecticut.
Rachel L, Rothberg, Kate, Stith
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The psychotherapist as witness for the prosecution: the criminalization of Tarasoff
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1992The "duty to protect" doctrine heralded by the Tarasoff decision seeks to prevent physical harm to third parties by psychiatric patients. Recent court cases have mandated the testimony of a criminal defendant's psychotherapist both about the Tarasoff warning itself and about confidential treatment information that was associated with the warning.
G B, Leong, S, Eth, J A, Silva
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Criminal Prosecutions by the Fsa
2006Abstract The mainstream and regulatory offences recognized or (in the main) created by the FSMA have been explained in Chapter 2. This chapter addresses the role of the FSA as a prosecuting authority, and its right to bring criminal proceedings in pursuit of its regulatory objective under section 6 of the FSMA of reducing financial crime.
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