It would be able to seize vehicles caught fly tipping and could prosecute anyone caught dropping litter on any piece of land or water. |
The 1970 law, which was originally created to prosecute mobsters, makes normal business a crime if it is part of an illegal conspiracy. |
Surely he won't be able to talk his way out of it because all the evidence needed to prosecute is on film, if the police use their noddle. |
A sergeant or a constable of police would make a decision, would he or she not, whether to prosecute for a traffic offence? |
The cases establish in this jurisdiction that you cannot judicially review a failure to prosecute. |
In light of this legal reality, the Attorney General's failure to prosecute is outrageous. |