It is now in the hands of Frankfurt public prosecutors.
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Police and public prosecutors are investigating the shooting of the man.
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Four public prosecutors have been seconded to IPOA to help, he said.
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Public prosecutors and judges have wielded their constitutionally guaranteed independence with gusto.
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These conclusions were followed up by public prosecutors in their own investigation.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German public prosecutors raided the Wolfsburg headquarters of Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German public prosecutors raided the Wolfsburg headquarters of Volkswagen (VOWG_p.
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The case joins more than 1,000 others currently under investigation by public prosecutors.
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Kuczynski denies wrongdoing and has promised to cooperate with public prosecutors investigating him.
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Public prosecutors have launched an investigation into possible human trafficking following the fire.
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Separately, public prosecutors could open criminal proceedings against Mr. Puigdemont and his government.
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Public prosecutors and the tax office both declined to press charges against her.
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The Tokyo Public Prosecutors Office said it was not in a position to comment.
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Spain's public prosecutors could also open criminal proceedings against Mr. Puigdemont and his government.
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"It is for the national public prosecutors to take these cases forward," it said.
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Spain's public prosecutors want Mr. Urdangarin to serve 19 years and six months in prison.
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Nissan and the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office declined to comment when contacted by Reuters.
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Perrault fled the United States in 1992 when his criminal conduct became public, prosecutors said.
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The disaster was due to "a human error" according to the Genoa Public Prosecutors Office.
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But Temer drew sharp criticism from public prosecutors and on social media with his Dec.
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Founded in 2007, the CICIG has, working together with Guatemala's public prosecutors, uncovered cases of corruption.
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Then the police, social workers and public prosecutors begin to deal with problems on the ground.
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Two other police officers had been injured, a spokeswoman for the Liege public prosecutors office said.
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A previous investigation by French public prosecutors into Ferrand's financial dealings was dropped in late 2017.
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The Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office and the Metropolitan Police Department declined to comment on the investigation.
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Some 30 construction companies, including Peru's largest, Grana y Montero, are now under investigation by public prosecutors.
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And consider—95 percent of public prosecutors are white and only 1 percent are women of color.
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The public prosecutors' office said in a statement 235 people had been killed and 109 more wounded.
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The Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office is also aware of the details of the case, according to Yomiuri.
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Nissan has been providing information to the Japanese Public Prosecutors Office and has been fully cooperating with their investigation.
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Shin Kukimoto, deputy prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, said only that his office will respond "appropriately".
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But two years ago, as the Petrobras probe became public, prosecutors began to slowly put Lula in their crosshairs.
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But the hunt was interrupted when neighbors called a local radio station, exposing the group and alerting public prosecutors.
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The Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office could not be reached for comment on Friday, a public holiday in Japan.
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Suspects are typically taken to the Tokyo Detention Center, which is linked to the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office.
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If private sector individuals or other citizens are implicated, the commission will hand over the investigation to public prosecutors.
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It has not publicly named the partners in its crimes in Peru but has promised to cooperate with public prosecutors.
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"Based on the preliminary criminal investigation, public prosecutors concluded that there are prosecutable offenses," a spokeswoman said in a statement.
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"Based on the preliminary criminal investigation, public prosecutors concluded that there are prosecutable offences," a spokeswoman said in a statement.
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If there was suspicion of insider trading, Bafin would hand over the evidence to public prosecutors, according to the spokeswoman.
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The company has been providing information to the Japanese Public Prosecutors Office and has been fully cooperating with its investigation.
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Neither Upbit nor the financial investigation team of the Seoul Southern District public prosecutors' office was immediately available for comment.
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In December, Uber's European division was indicted by Danish public prosecutors for assisting the two drivers in violating taxi laws.
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"My deputy public prosecutors unanimously recommended to me that no charges be proffered in connection with the videos," Thomas said.
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To their credit, a number of state public prosecutors have pursued action against Corinthian, ITT and several other major violators.
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I want to identify all of them and take all the material needed to convict them to the public prosecutors.
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A spokeswoman for the Dutch prosecutors said: "Based on the preliminary criminal investigation, public prosecutors concluded that there are prosecutable offences".
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It said those premises had been shut by authorities while doctors involved were suspended from practice pending investigation by public prosecutors.
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On Wednesday, he was sent from a regional jail in Sagamihara to the Yokohama District Public Prosecutors Office in Kanagawa prefecture.
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Public prosecutors are investigating potential wrongdoing in the process of designing and awarding the contract after Kuczynski's government requested a probe.
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Mr. da Silva gave about three hours of testimony, and then public prosecutors sought his arrest on suspicion of money laundering.
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Tsutomu Nakamura, a former prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors office, predicted that Ghosn will be indicted on Friday, Dec.
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German public prosecutors raided the Wolfsburg headquarters of Volkswagen on Tuesday in the latest investigation into the carmaker's diesel emissions scandal.
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Public prosecutors in Chile are now investigating hundreds of cases of alleged abuses by the police, including torture and sexual violence.
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The statement said public prosecutors planned to take legal action beyond the fines to ensure the offenders repair all environmental damage.
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But he ran into the firm opposition of public prosecutors who managed to get her cleared of accusations of money laundering.
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Deputy prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, Shin Kukimoto, last month said no such method was being used with Ghosn.
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Public prosecutors in Saudi Arabia sought the death penalty for five activists, including Israa al-Ghomgham, who has highlighted discrimination against Shias.
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In the wake of the rally, thousands of citizens filed hate-speech complaints against Mr Wilders and public prosecutors took up the case.
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Since then, the expected influx of dollars has failed to materialize and this month it referred 15 more exchange firms to public prosecutors.
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Members of Congress should speak out forcefully in defense of these anti-impunity commissions and the valiant work of Central America's public prosecutors.
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While such a regulation exists for female lawyers, government officials and public prosecutors are allowed to wear trousers as part of their uniform.
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"The federal public prosecutors' office has identified serious risk management and corporate governance problems that show a need for profound changes," Sampaio said.
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They are former public prosecutors, doctors, CIA operatives and veterans, and they are concentrated in "heartland" states like Kansas, Iowa, Indiana and Minnesota.
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Relying on public prosecutors able to police only a small percentage of violators post hoc, after much damage is done, is not ideal.
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That's because there's an "unwritten 60-day rule" at the Justice Department that asks public prosecutors to avoid public actions that might influence elections.
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"Nissan has been providing information to the Japanese Public Prosecutors Office and has been fully cooperating with their investigation," Nissan said in a statement.
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Public prosecutors in Chile are investigating more than 1,000 cases of alleged abuses - ranging from torture to sexual violence - by the police and military.
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The Mura clan plans to fight against loggers and others exploiting the land by filing complaints with the country's environmental enforcement agency and public prosecutors.
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Both the FSA and the public prosecutors "are pursuing the possibility of penalising the bank," the country's acting business minister Rasmus Jarlov said on Facebook.
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Both the FSA and the public prosecutors "are pursuing the possibility of penalizing the bank," the country's acting business minister Rasmus Jarlov said on Facebook.
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"Nissan has been providing information to the Japanese public prosecutors office and has been fully cooperating with its investigation," Nicholas Maxfield, a Nissan spokesman, said.
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The public prosecutors' office said that the woman was not interested in any further prosecution after Ullrich apologised for his behaviour and paid her compensation.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Public prosecutors on Tuesday raided the Wolfsburg headquarters of Volkswagen as part of the investigation into the car maker's diesel scandal.
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DE) executive Wolfgang Hatz will be released from custody on bail of 3 million euros ($3.5 million), a spokesman for the Munich public prosecutors office said.
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Public prosecutors contacted local police three times to ask for any findings, said Mary Wanjiru, a spokesperson for the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.
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The company confirmed it had passed information it found regarding misconduct on to the Japanese Public Prosecutors Office and would continue to cooperate with its investigation.
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Then came the right-wing pushback: politicians from opposition parties were able to impeach Lula's successor, Dilma Rousseff, on charges previously thrown out by public prosecutors.
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Spain's government has not said how many bodies or neglected residents have been found in nursing homes, but Spanish public prosecutors are investigating possible criminal neglect.
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Mario Leite da Silva, who resigned as chairman of Banco de Fomento Angola (BFA) on Monday, was also named a formal suspect by Angola's public prosecutors.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - The head of Egypt's tax authority, Abdul Azim Hussein, has been arrested on charges of receiving bribes, the public prosecutors' office said on Saturday.
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Shin Kukimoto, deputy public prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, told reporters earlier that he could not say whether prosecutors planned to extend his detention.
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Still, public prosecutors accepted Cristina's argument that she had not been privy to the transactions made by these companies, and they also demanded her exoneration on Monday.
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Public prosecutors in Milan have ramped up their investigation of the proposed deal and the meeting to discuss it at the Metropol Hotel in Moscow last October.
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A US$5.7bn civil suit against Samarco was dropped this month, but it still faces a US$43bn suit filed by Brazilian public prosecutors, according to CreditSights.
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Temer's defense team argued that the federal police should not be able to charge Temer without the authorization of the Supreme Court or the public prosecutors office.
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Another justice, Alexandre de Moraes, asked public prosecutors to investigate the threat to close the Supreme Court as a possible violation of the country's national security law.
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In September 2017, the public prosecutors' office in Frankfurt had brought charges against lawyer Hanno Berger and five former traders of the HypoVereinsbank for serious tax evasion.
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Under the guidance of public prosecutors and Spanish judges, the police conducted raids across Catalonia to confiscate ballots and campaign materials from printing shops and delivery companies.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Volkswagen's brand chief, Herbert Diess, is not planning to resign even though he is the subject of investigation by public prosecutors, he told a German newspaper.
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Macau has also stepped up its own anti-graft drive, investigating a raft of officials and detaining the former head of the public prosecutors office over the weekend.
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MADRID, June 7 (Reuters) - Spanish public prosecutors want Brazil captain Neymar to face charges of fraud and corruption over his transfer to Barcelona from Santos three years ago.
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Public prosecutors in Chile are investigating more than 1,000 cases of alleged abuses - ranging from torture to sexual violence - by security forces during weeks of anti-government unrest.
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Public prosecutors in the county and the city declined to bring a case against Hunter, citing a lack of evidence that the pipe had been used by him.
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But Ms. Barbosa, disillusioned, filed a formal complaint with public prosecutors in December, accusing party leaders of trying to use her candidacy to siphon money to male candidates.
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Construction was halted on the project in 2015 amid allegations that companies paid bribes to secure contracts, which lead to several arrests and spurred an investigation by public prosecutors.
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Uematsu was earlier sent from a regional jail in Sagamihara town, about 45 km (25 miles) southwest of Tokyo, to the Yokohama District Public Prosecutors Office in Kanagawa prefecture.
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Shin Kukimoto, the deputy chief of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors' Office, told reporters on Thursday that Mr. Ghosn's departure as chairman and chief executive of Renault was irrelevant.
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In some cases, insurance giants even cover the salaries of dedicated public prosecutors, police detectives, and investigators whose caseloads consist primarily of insurance fraud referrals from those same companies.
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And Nissan's decision to "disgrace the company by calling in public prosecutors" resulted in "effectively advertising the inadequacy of the board and Nissan's internal controls," Buchanan said in an email.
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The couple has denied the accusations and said a lower court's July 13 ruling ordering them to be jailed while public prosecutors finish a money laundering probe violates due process.
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Criminal accountability in police misconduct cases begins with a willingness by public prosecutors, who are typically elected, to take on the cops with whom they collaborate daily to build cases.
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Finally, in late April, the agent met Mr. Medina in a parking lot and gave him the bomb, which was inert and "posed no danger to the public," prosecutors said.
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No one was immediately available for comment at the office of Ghosn's lawyer, Junichiro Hironaka or at the French embassy in Tokyo, or at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office.
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Furthermore, we promoted and ensured the independence of public prosecutors to investigate any complaints, and of judicial courts to judge any abuses or crimes committed by military or police personnel.
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"The public prosecutors don't have the slightest idea about opera administration," said Mr. Neschling, contending that he was an easy target for such accusations because of envy over his success.
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The artworks that were kept in a box in the Le Guennecs' garage have an estimated combined worth of 60-100 million euros ($63-$105 million), according to public prosecutors.
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Some 60 police and military officers together with public prosecutors participated in the crackdown, which was the first "mega-operation" to evict outsiders from one of the indigenous reserves, Balbuena said.
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Among top performers was Norsk Hydro up 4.7 percent as the company's alumina refinery in Brazil, Alunorte, and Brazilian public prosecutors jointly petitioned a federal court to lift a production embargo.
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Over the past few months, public prosecutors have raided church offices in the capital and other cities and confiscated files with accusations of abuses that were never reported to the authorities.
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Public prosecutors in Belgium and the Netherlands are investigating poultry service providers that are suspected of having added Dega 16 to their products, the European Commission said, without providing further details.
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Human Rights Watch researcher Andreas Harsono said Brunei public prosecutors even visited Aceh in 2014, ahead of the introduction of Sharia law in their own country, to learn about its implementation.
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No one was immediately available for comment at the office of Ghosn&aposs lawyer, Junichiro Hironaka, or at the French embassy in Tokyo, or at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Frankfurt public prosecutors said they led a nationwide raid on eight homes and six asset managers on Wednesday as part of an investigation into wealthy individuals suspected of tax evasion.
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It allowed the country's public prosecutors to go ahead with trying Mr Wilders for incitement to hatred, based on a speech he delivered in 2014 calling for "fewer Moroccans" in the country.
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Supreme Court Justice Luis Roberto Barroso, who is overseeing the case, said on Tuesday he would wait to see the findings of Brazil's public prosecutors office before deciding on how to proceed.
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Three former public prosecutors will now sit on the company's investigative committee to probe "improper conduct in fuel consumption testing on products manufactured by Mitsubishi Motors Corporation," the company announced on Tuesday.
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The protesters, who had been demonstrating against the transfer of two Red Sea islands to Saudi Arabia, received sentences of between two and five years, according to public prosecutors and defense lawyers.
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It was able to disclose the transactions because there was no sign they were part of any of its past criminal activities, which it can only discuss with public prosecutors, Odebrecht said.
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Supreme Court Justice Lugs Roberto Barroso, who is overseeing the case, said on Tuesday he would wait to see the findings of Brazil's public prosecutors office before deciding on how to proceed.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Public prosecutors in Germany are investigating a publisher's plans to print a new edition of Hitler's "Mein Kampf" without critical notes - a move that risks violating laws against spreading Nazi propaganda.
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FRANKFURT, May 15 (Reuters) - Frankfurt public prosecutors said they led a nationwide raid on eight homes and 11 banks on Wednesday as part of an investigation into wealthy individuals suspected of tax evasion.
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Grana reiterated on Tuesday that it had no knowledge that any of its employees or former employees took part in corruption and said it was willing to collaborate with probes by public prosecutors.
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In 2017, Poland lowered the retirement age for judges of the common law courts, public prosecutors, and judges of the Supreme Court to 60 for women and 65 for men from 67 for both.
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Taiwan authorities are examining documents from Mega Financial and its banking unit as part of the investigation, Chang Chieh-chin, deputy head prosecutor with the Taipei District Public Prosecutors Office, told Reuters by telephone.
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DE) was fined one billion euros ($1.18 billion) over diesel emissions cheating in what amounts to one of the highest ever fines imposed by German authorities against a company, public prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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That chain of information allowed the three defendants to avoid more than $768,000 in losses they would have incurred if they had traded the stock after the drug trial results became public, prosecutors alleged.
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Public prosecutors initially recommended that the men be found guilty of sexual abuse rather than rape because the teenage victim had been drunk, had possibly taken drugs and, they said, did not oppose the attack.
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Asked about criticism that Japanese prosecutors often try to force confessions from suspects, deputy prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, Shin Kukimoto, said no such method was being used with Ghosn and Kelly.
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BERLIN, Aug 28 (Reuters) - A German court has fined former cyclist and Tour de France champion Jan Ullrich for attacking and injuring an African sex worker in a luxury hotel, public prosecutors said on Wednesday.
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The public prosecutors' office in the northern Brazilian state of Para where Alunorte is located said in a statement that scientific evidence shows the serious impact of regular discharges from the plant, disputing Hydro's account.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Shin Kukimoto, deputy public prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, said on Thursday that he could not comment on whether Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn had admitted to allegations of financial misconduct.
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Asked about criticism that Japanese prosecutors often try to force confessions from suspects, deputy prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, Shin Kukimoto, has said no such method was being used with Ghosn and Kelly.
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Public prosecutors in the city of Xuzhou said she had been abducted in her home country before being transported to China and sold in May to a 35-year-old man for 30,000 Chinese yuan ($4,465).
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In a complaint to public prosecutors in Barcelona, the UGT trade union said that Glovo should be investigated for failing to protect its workers or provide them with formal contracts or access to social security benefits.
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Separately, brand chief Herbert Diess told Sueddeutsche Zeitung he was not planning to resign even though he is the subject of investigation by public prosecutors and that a strategic turnaround will take up to 14 years.
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Brazil's National Council of Public Prosecutors called off the planned questioning of Lula and his wife Marisa late on Tuesday on the grounds that the state prosecutor, Cassio Conserino, was not qualified to conduct the interrogation.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Guatemalan police have rescued 22 children - some working 16-hour days making corn tortillas - as part of a crackdown on widespread child labor in the Central American nation, according to public prosecutors.
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But a year later, in July 2017, as his trial was about to begin, they set aside the charge, and if he meets certain conditions — which have not been made public — prosecutors will drop the case.
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BARCELONA, Spain (Reuters) - Soccer's five-times World Player of the Year Lionel Messi should be acquitted on tax evasion charges against him, Spain's public prosecutors' office said on Friday as the trial drew to a close.
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Kenya has only 500 public prosecutors in a nation of 45 million people, and a junior prosecutor takes home just $600 per month, Haji said, compared with members of parliament who can earn as much as $10,000.
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The Paris Public Prosecutors' Office said it was launching a "preliminary investigation" based in part on "the exchanges with the competent American authorities in the so-called 'Epstein' case," according to a translation of that office's statement.
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Ullrich was convicted on the charges of body injury and attempted coercion and the court in Frankfurt decided that he had to pay a fine of 7,200 euros ($8,023.68), the public prosecutors' office said in a statement.
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TOKYO, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Shin Kukimoto, deputy public prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, said on Thursday that he could not comment on whether Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn had admitted to allegations of financial misconduct.
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Satoshi Uematsu, the 26-year-old suspect and former employee of the facility, was sent from the town of Sagamihara, about 45 km (25 miles) southwest of Tokyo, to the Yokohama District Public Prosecutors Office in Kanagawa prefecture.
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Few public prosecutors' offices had CIU divisions when he took office; today, there are 33 nationwide, and the number of exonerations has risen, too—from 68 in 2008, the year Watkins established Dallas's CIU, to 171 in 2016.
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The 21-page report - drafted to inform an annual U.S. report ranking countries on their efforts to combat trafficking and revealed exclusively by the Thomson Reuters Foundation - showed Thailand's public prosecutors rejected 224 of 260 cases in 0003.
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Meranda, who said he'd been a lawyer for 20 years, said the transactions had not been completed and that he was prepared to fully cooperate with public prosecutors who are now investigating the proposed deal over possible international corruption.
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KHARTOUM (Reuters) - The head of Sudan's ruling Transitional Military Council (TMC) has fired the country's three highest-ranking public prosecutors, the council said on Tuesday, after protesters demanded an overhaul of the judiciary as a step toward civilian government.
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White power violence has too often been described as the disconnected acts of lone wolves or madmen, and this is precisely because people — the public, prosecutors, jurors, the government — haven't understood it as a connected and coherent social movement.
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"We declare at home and abroad that we will impose death penalty on traitor Park Geun-hye and Mr. Lee," said the statement from the North's Ministry of State Security, Ministry of People's Security and Central Public Prosecutors Office.
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Tsai Yeou-tsair, who resigned as chief of the Taiwanese conglomerate earlier this year, is not allowed to travel abroad because he is considered a defendant, said Chang Chieh-chin, deputy head prosecutor with the Taipei District Public Prosecutors Office.
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Public prosecutors on Tuesday asked Deutsche Boerse to pay fines of 13 million euros ($12.1 million) for failing to notify the public in a timely way about the LSE merger talks and for the design of its executive share-buying scheme.
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State police and public prosecutors searched suspects' homes in 13 of Germany's 16 states on Wednesday and Thursday, seizing computers and hard drives as evidence of the suspected illegal use of copyrighted material for commercial purposes, prosecutors said in a statement.
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"Public prosecutors put in a request to the supreme court today to proceed with the two cases without presence of the accused, in accordance with the new law," Wanchart Santikunchorn, a spokesman for the office of the attorney-general, told reporters.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German potash and salt miner K+S said on Tuesday that public prosecutors in the city of Kassel, where the company is headquartered, had dropped investigations into suspected water pollution because they had found no evidence of misconduct.
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Public prosecutors won the injunction after arguing that restoring cuts to Rio de Janeiro-state's health-care, education, community policing and other public services and paying back wages of civil servants and pensioners took priority over the Olympics and Paralympics.
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By the end of the day, however, the scandal had reached a fever pitch in the capital Brasilia, and Juca announced his plans to take a leave of absence from the ministry until public prosecutors make public statements exonerating him.
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State public prosecutors contend that Anglo's environmental license for the Minas-Rio facility expansion should be blocked and no further licenses should be granted, at least until three communities downstream from the dam are guaranteed the right to be resettled.
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The latest investigation focuses on whether Mr. Conde used such companies, including a cosmetics company, to move back to Spain as much as 13 million euros, or about $14.8 million, that had been hidden overseas, according to Spain's public prosecutors.
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FRANKFURT, April 8 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank has reached an agreement with Cologne public prosecutors to pay a 10 million euro ($11.4 million) fine in a tax avoidance case involving its Swiss subsidiary, a person familiar with the situation said on Friday.
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Prosecutors are in discussions with the Supreme Public Prosecutors Office and others and plan to make a decision soon on whether to prosecute Ghosn on further charges of aggravated breach of trust, the newspaper said, citing sources involved in the case.
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He was targeted by demonstrators after reports last year that he had overruled several senior public prosecutors to seek jail terms for three democrats involved in those protests, including Joshua Wong, the bespectacled young activist who became the public face of the demonstrations.
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SA) controlling shareholder, J&F Investimentos, proposed paying a 4 billion reais ($1.22 billion) fine as part of a leniency deal to settle Brazilian bribery and corruption charges, but the offer was rejected, a representative of the public prosecutors' office said on Wednesday.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German authorities charged a Syrian man who was arrested last November as he tried to travel to Denmark with planning to build a bomb and detonate it in a crowd in the capital of Copenhagen, public prosecutors said on Monday.
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Tokyo prosecutors are in discussions with the Supreme Public Prosecutors Office and others and plan to make a decision soon on whether to prosecute Ghosn on further charges of aggravated breach of trust, the newspaper said, citing sources involved in the case.
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Public prosecutors in Peru have not ruled out investigating the country's biggest builder, Grana y Montero , or individuals linked to the company, as part of an investigation into its scandal-plagued Brazilian partner, a source in the attorney general's office said this week.
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The online version of Brazilian paper O Estado de S.Paulo said Amaral, who was released from jail in February with some restrictions, had given preliminary testimony to public prosecutors outlining what he could reveal if granted leniency in a formal plea bargain.
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Many protesters, some clad in black, expressed dismay with Hong Kong's Secretary of Justice, Rimsky Yuen, who Reuters reported had over-ruled several other senior public prosecutors to seek jail terms for three prominent democrats: Joshua Wong, Nathan Law and Alex Chow.
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Rather than the police needing "de-escalation" training; it is really the public, prosecutors like Marilyn Mosby, politicians and the media who need to calm down and take a more studied and educated response to officer-involved uses of force and death cases.
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For first-time offenders who are not considered imminent threats to the public, prosecutors and judges are encouraged to consider alternatives to incarceration, such as treatment or diversionary programs, in the hopes that their first offense will be their last, LaBahn said.
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Clement B., who public prosecutors said had been in contact with a Tunisian man who killed 12 people in an attack in Berlin in December 2016, is accused of planning an attack using explosives with another French national, also now under arrest.
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Shin Kukimoto, deputy chief prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, said at a news conference on Thursday that prosecutors had judged that Mr. Ghosn could tamper with evidence and had become a flight risk as a result of the new charges.
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LISBON, Jan 22 (Reuters) - Angola's public prosecutors named billionaire former first daughter Isabel dos Santos a formal suspect on Wednesday over alleged mismanagement and misappropriation of funds during her time as chairwoman of state oil company Sonangol, Portuguese news agency Lusa said.
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But when clinical trials showed the drug didn't work, Collins — at the time firm's largest shareholder and a board member — called his son, Cameron, and told him to sell off the stock before the news was made public, prosecutors alleged in the indictment.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - German public prosecutors have charged a 96-year-old former guard at a Nazi death camp with having been an accessory to murder, as Germany races against time to bring elderly suspects from the Hitler era to trial before they die.
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Following publication of the story, which sparked protests against Salvini from opposition MPs in the Italian Parliament, public prosecutors in Milan announced Thursday that they were investigating whether any crimes were committed during the meeting in Moscow in October where the proposed deal was discussed.
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Public prosecutors in Cologne and elsewhere in Germany have said the players in the so-called cum-ex scheme misled the German government into thinking a stock had multiple owners on its dividend payday who were each owed a dividend and a dividend tax credit.
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A law passed in Brazil in 2013 allowing public prosecutors to slash sentences for defendants who made full confessions and provided detailed evidence against their accomplices was essential to Operation Lava Jato (Car Wash), an investigation into graft at the state-controlled oil firm, Petrobras.
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TOKYO, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Poor overall governance at Mitsubishi Motors Corp was a root cause of the automaker's mileage cheating scandal rather than just the fault of errant engineers, a probe by three former public prosecutors and an ex-Toyota director said on Tuesday.
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The inquiry was opened earlier this year after the interior ministry sent public prosecutors a report on what it said may be a criminal ring with dozens of police officers involved in killings between 2012 and 2015, the source in the attorney general's office said.
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Over the next four days, Cameron Collins would sell almost 1.4 million of his shares, in addition to tipping off a friend, Zarsky and her parents, Stephen and Dorothy Zarsky, who all dumped their stock before the trial results were made public, prosecutors charged.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, March 5 (Reuters) - A Brazilian state environmental authority on Thursday defended granting a license to miner Anglo American PLC to expand an iron ore facility, including a mining waste dam, following a lawsuit by public prosecutors seeking to block the project.
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Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini Public prosecutors in Milan are investigating whether any crimes were committed during negotiations on a proposed deal to secretly channel tens of millions of dollars of Russian oil money to Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini's far-right Lega party.
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The South American country's Foreign Affairs Ministry issued a statement expressing its "displeasure and protest" over the appointment, which comes amid allegations by public prosecutors that Heredia and her husband, former President Ollanta Humala, took illicit funds from the government of Venezuela and Brazilian construction companies.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A state court froze the assets of Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes on Friday after a request by public prosecutors probing whether he improperly waived an environmental fee for a company that built the golf course, used in the recent Olympics.
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"If thousands of judges and public prosecutors who obviously had nothing to do with the coup are getting removed, then this is an attack on the democratic state under the rule of law," said Oppermann, a senior figure in the SPD which shares power with Merkel's conservatives.
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In recent weeks, however, she has engaged in an increasingly messy public confrontation with Mr. Macron's administration — including over the process of her own impending dismissal — and faced the news that public prosecutors were investigating whether she had used Foreign Ministry funds for unrelated work, an accusation she denies.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian state-run power firm Eletrobras said on Wednesday that laying off 1,041 third-party employees at its subsidiary Furnas Centrais Eletricas will cost up to 437 million reais ($104.59 million), under the terms of an agreement signed with public prosecutors and the workers union.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Public prosecutors in Peru have opened a preliminary probe into the country's former President Alan Garcia as part of a far-reaching inquiry into bribes that Brazilian builder Odebrecht SA has acknowledged distributing to win local contracts, a source in the attorney general's office said Friday.
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The ruling euroskeptic Law and Justice party passed a law in 2017 that lowered the retirement age of judges in ordinary courts and public prosecutors - and the age for early retirement of Supreme Court judges - to 60 years for women and 65 years for men, from 67 for both sexes.
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Over the next four days, Cameron Collins would sell almost 85033 million of his 5 million shares of Innate, in addition to allegedly tipping off a friend, fiancée Lauren Zarsky and her parents, Stephen and Dorothy Zarsky, who all dumped their stock before the trial results were made public, prosecutors charged.
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Public prosecutors had cited a private WhatsApp voice message sent in early 2016 in which 50-year-old al-Tajer said that the country's public prosecution was employing surveillance teams to intercept "every word about Sunnis, Saudi Arabia, hatred of the regime, or insults against the king", HRW quoted his lawyer as saying.
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The unidentified defendants were charged on Friday with bringing in North Korean coal and other material by "laundering the origin" through fake certificates of origin from Russian ports, after the old route for North Korean coal, through China, was blocked due to sanctions, the Daegu District Public Prosecutors Office said in a statement.
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On March 14, a bipartisan group of 14 congressional leaders, including the chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee, sent a letter to the State Department affirming that having strong public prosecutors in Central America is an "important policy priority" for the United States, within the framework of a regional stability plan.
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Shin Kukimoto, deputy public prosecutor at the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office, was speaking to reporters on Thursday, a day after Ghosn was released on 1 billion yen ($9 million) bail from the Tokyo jail where he had been held for more than 100 days in a small cell with no heating.
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Both began political careers in places where success required coalition-building across party lines: Mr Obama in the fusty, cronyish Illinois state Senate, and Ms Harris in the lock-'em-up world of elected public prosecutors, starting as a district attorney for San Francisco, before becoming head of law enforcement across California in 2010.
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In 2016 Ignacio Cano, a Brazilian criminologist, looked at 93 homicide-reduction programmes in the region, including controls on alcohol in Brazil, an advertising campaign exhorting Venezuelans to "value life", private investigators paid to help public prosecutors in Honduras, a $400m justice reform in Mexico and mediation with criminals in Jamaica and El Salvador.
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But the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office has told the SESC it would be hard to make a criminal case over Toshiba's practice of padding personal computer profits by selling components to assemblers at inflated prices because the transactions were real and because the practice was not confined to Toshiba, the source told Reuters.
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But, given that the Umbrella Three have been jailed for conducting a political protest, and the decision to prosecute and appeal their sentences was made by a political appointee -- Secretary for Justice Rimsky Yuen -- who, it is reported, overruled Department of Justice career civil servants and senior public prosecutors in making his decision, to try to argue they are not political prisoners is little more than quibbling.
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"(Poland)... failed to fulfill its obligations under EU law, first, by establishing a different retirement age for men and women who were judges or public prosecutors in Poland and, second, by lowering the retirement age of judges of the ordinary courts while conferring on the Minister for Justice the power to extend the period of active service of those judges," the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled.
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"We declare at home and abroad that we will impose the death penalty on traitor Park Geun-hye and ex-director of the puppet intelligence service ... criminals of hideous state-sponsored terrorism who hatched and pressed for the heinous plot to hurt the supreme leadership of the DPRK," said North Korea's Ministry of State Security, Ministry of People's Security and Central Public Prosecutors Office.
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