Traduction de «photographe de preuves judiciaires » (Français → Anglais) :

C. whereas alarming evidence that has emerged from the courts and from investigations by police and journalists indicates that, in some Member States, organised crime has infiltrated, and become solidly entrenched in, political circles, the public sector and legitimate economic activities; whereas it is conceivable that similar inroads have also been made, thereby strengthening the position of organised crime, in the rest of the European Union;

This has been made possible due to the fact that organised crime has created an approval and support network, involving deep, consolidated infiltrations into the political world, the civil service and the legal economy, as shown by alarming evidence that has emerged from the courts and investigations.

C. whereas alarming evidence that has emerged from the courts and from investigations by police and journalists indicates that, in some Member States, organised crime has infiltrated, and become solidly entrenched in, political circles, the public sector and legitimate economic activities; whereas it is conceivable that similar inroads have also been made, thereby strengthening the position of organised crime, in the rest of the European Union;

E. whereas a photographer who defected from the Syrian military police delivered 55 000 digital images of some 11 000 victims to the Syrian National Movement, which suggested widespread and systemic violations of international humanitarian law by the regime; whereas a team of high-level international legal experts examined the images and concluded that ‘upon the material it has reviewed there is clear evidence, capable of being believed by a tribunal of fact in a court of law, of systemic torture and killing of detained persons by the agents of the Syrian government’ and that such evidence would support findings of crimes against human ...[+++]ity and could also support findings of war crimes;

Possible solutions to this include allowing the results from the roadside screening devices to be admissible in court—that was our recommendation 3 earlier—and allowing the officer to administer the approved alcohol breath-testing device immediately upon arrival at the police station before the suspect contacts legal counsel, with the results admissible as evidence only after the accused has contacted counsel.

But we are getting judicial evidence that this is becoming more insidious, it's creeping into our court system.