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The theme of this year's annual event is "Public Prosecution in the 21st Century", and discussions are expected to bring focus on the increasingly crucial role of Information Technology in the prosecution process, highlighting the best practices in investigation techniques, e-service for use by each party in the case and e-case management.
The Director of Public Prosecutions, Sir Ken Macdonald QC, said in a statement: "I have concluded the prosecution should apply to retry each of these defendants on every count that the recently discharged jury failed to agree upon.
The prosecution said that it provided DNA evidence of one billion to one against the brother.
 
 
 
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