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Amnesty International said the Haitian authorities had an obligation to prosecute him for crimes against humanity.

She said an existing U. N. convention provides sufficient means to prosecute pirates, but that other legal authority could be considered.

BBC legal affairs correspondent Clive Coleman said the decision whether or not to prosecute the soldiers would not be straightforward.

Fraud is often a difficult crime to prosecute, and for which to obtain punitive sentences.

However, while many states are able to prosecute, they are often unwilling to do so, as the trials can be complex and costly.

The Board members who ultimately hear and decide these cases have no control over the General Counsel or the decision to prosecute.

So the two sides split, the company decided to prosecute plan B owners, owners should ask how counterpart?

That may seem a fine distinction. But it would avoid having to prosecute the New York Times.

We advised the client that if it intended to prosecute, it would need to work within the legal framework of forensic investigations.

Its criminalisation of genocide ideology is so broadly drawn that it could be used to prosecute people for any number of utterances.

We decided to prosecute him after collecting a great deal of first-hand information.

A judgment against a plaintiff for failure to prosecute the case or to introduce sufficient evidence.

"I decided to prosecute because I don't want the same thing to happen to anybody else, " she said firmly.

Industry and rights groups say the material in the database was openly available and that the law used to prosecute Xue is vague.

Sussex Police said no action would be taken with it "not in anyone's interests" to prosecute.

Such behavior is a felony under Sarbanes Oxley, but the U. S. will most likely be unable to prosecute.

That alone would make it easier for workers to file complaints and for authorities to prosecute employers who violate labor laws.

people can be fined if caught or positively identified vandalizing the waterfall in this or other ways and council can opt to prosecute.

First through appropriate lattice theory, the parties made clear the name of the insurer to prosecute the legitimacy of their own.

However, the government has decided, at least for now, to prosecute only Bangladeshi citizens who are alleged to have committed atrocities.

Indeed the lack of adequate compliance systems is likely to weigh heavily on an investigator deciding whether to prosecute a company.

Unlike him, she seems to understand the need for compromise, including a vow not to prosecute army officers for last year's bloodshed.

He did not want to prosecute the research for that field.

But a willingness to prosecute those who took the money matters even more.

The UK may not seek to prosecute companies for offering Wimbledon tickets, but Merck of the US would deem such an invitation excessive.

Why should individualized crimes, especially those committed by minor players, be so difficult to prosecute internationally?

Pray for Senegal to pass specific counterterrorism legislation and current laws updated to make it easier to prosecute terror suspects.

The International Criminal Court would be the most efficient and effective institution to prosecute these crimes.

Early on, Parker had told Franks that, if he became convinced that Biro had perpetrated a fraud, "I fully intend to prosecute this guy. "

Those countries agree to prosecute their citizens accused of such crimes under their own laws or surrender them to the Court for trial.

To prosecute a person for making scholarly inquiry into a fundamental arena of human existence is outrageous!

The Justice Department has agreed not to prosecute the carmaker's Chinese subsidiary subject to fulfilment of various conditions.

In view of his age and ill health, the police have decided not to prosecute him.

It would also prevent the city from using grant money designated to prosecute illegal immigrants involved in prostitution.

However, Christie's might be loath to prosecute Cai, who has become overnight a Chinese national hero.

Not every violation of law can be prosecuted, and prosecutors have wide discretion in deciding which to prosecute and which to drop.

The new law allows city attorneys to prosecute offenders with up to six months in jail and $2, 500 a day in fines.

the Crown Prosecution Service assumes control of the case and independently reviews the evidence to decide whether to prosecute.

The government has had plenty of time to set the wheels in motion to prosecute the perpetrators, but all it has done is make empty promises.

Mr Obama said that he did not want to prosecute those who operated within these rules.

Let us abandon all idea of acquiring further territory and by consequence cease at once to prosecute this war.

It is then shared with law enforcement and regulatory agencies that use it to get a track on crime trends and to prosecute criminals.

The answer to food price volatility is not to prosecute or block markets, but to use them better.

At the group's next meeting in New York, the United States also will push more countries to prosecute pirates, according to Mull.

Recently, the Supreme Peoples Procuratorate announced a new standard not to prosecute has been published and implemented.

suffering periodic bouts of serious illness that correlated, suspiciously, with spasmodic attempts to prosecute him.

Following the report, the decision to prosecute any individual soldier rests with Northern Ireland's Public Prosecution Service (PPS).

And even if it was, we aren't going to prosecute a dead man.

In May, British prosecutors announced their intention to prosecute Andrei Lugovoi, another ex-KGB agent, for Litvinenko's murder.

The Iraq war was pointless AND illegal under the Nuremberg Statutes used to prosecute Nazi war criminals.

Some conservatives attacked the show as insidious infidel propaganda, and threatened to prosecute its makers.

There was insufficient evidence to prosecute a group of seven mainlanders.

Mr Obama is also reluctant to prosecute Mr Bush's lawyers for arguing that waterboarding was not torture, and therefore allowable.

In view of this age, the police have decided not to prosecute.

It is now free to prosecute cases itself rather than lay them before the attorney-general, who may ignore them.

A particular target is Jamaat-e-Islami, the country's largest Islamic party, whose entire leadership it intends to prosecute for war crimes.

According to the court relevant source, it is difficult to prosecute household heating companies mainly evidentiary difficulties.

In fact, records and official archives are becoming tools to fight impunity, providing the evidence to prosecute perpetrators.

Janus intends to prosecute anyone continuing to manufacture and sell imitation Janus diskettes.

Haphazard attempts to prosecute crimes committed under the pre-revolutionary regime have generated further discomfort.

He should direct his U. S. attorneys to prosecute every single violent criminal caught with a gun.

Germany and Britain, which were previously rather lax, have started to prosecute offenders, he points out.

The Publishers further agree to prosecute at their own expense any person or organization who infringes such copyright.

The XYZ company used international lawyers to prosecute a crime ring involving software piracy in Taiwan.

Some countries now have laws to prosecute nationals who molest children abroad and to curb paedophiles' foreign travel.

Companies Can use illegal methods to advertise on the Internet, and it is difficult to set up a legal framework to prosecute this.

They start with a lack of political will to prosecute them.

All major governments in Asia and the western hemisphere have not pursued justice to prosecute those responsible.

However, since no suitable sites and agencies to prosecute these pirates, the pirates were captured 90% immediately after the release.

A spokeswoman for the Crown Prosecution Service defended its decision not to prosecute Button under the Suicide Act 1961.

In any case, the ICC prosecutor is not mandated to take issues such as the peace process into account in his decisions to prosecute.

S. has pledged to prosecute anyone responsible for leaking the data to the WikiLeaks website.

Japan has not said whether it plans to prosecute the captain or how long it intends to hold the crew members in detention.

Now that same-sex marriage has been legalised , it seems inconsistent to prosecute Canada's polygamists.

Her legacy, and Mr Obama's ability to prosecute effective foreign policy, will depend on the answer.

The government says a special tribunal is to be formed to prosecute those who carried out the massacre.

Chinese police complain they have few legal tools to prosecute ballooning Internet fraud.

Mrs Arroyo herself denies any wrongdoing while president, but many of Mr Aquino's allies in Congress would like to prosecute her.

We are going to prosecute the investigation further.

If we stick to the leaders, prosecutors will not have as much discretion in deciding whom to prosecute.

Tobacco companies in order to seek justice, Mary in death, has decided to prosecute "Luolilade" company.

Crime was so high in this town that the police were afraid to prosecute any crimes.

The government also failed to prosecute any forced labor traffickers.

Universal jurisdiction is a right given to relevant countries by international law in order to prosecute and punish international crime.

America's Justice Department has called such deals "presumptively unlawful" and has vowed to prosecute them with vigour.

She is seeking to prosecute both her kidnappers and the police, despite threats against her and her younger sisters.

The government took no significant actions to prosecute or punish those responsible for human rights abuses.

The third step is to be readier to prosecute terrorists for their crimes.

a court that has power to prosecute for traffic offences.

right to prosecute substantive review, but also limits the party's right of appeal.

a court that has power to prosecute for traffic offences.

right to prosecute substantive review, but also limits the party's right of appeal.

Once charged with a crime, the prosecutor can make the decision whether to prosecute the offense or dismiss the charges.

Is there enough evidence to prosecute?

Because the judge suppressed the gun evidence and the State's Attorney declined to prosecute.

Judge to rule on whether to prosecute.

Prosecutors use their discretion to decide whom to prosecute and what to charge them with.

In the final analysis, approaches of prosecution is concerned with how to allocate the power to prosecute.

If there are no letters to friends, you forget to prosecute me.

To prosecute it criminally, however, you would need to show willful intent to defraud, which is difficult.

To prosecute it criminally, however, you would need to show willful intent to defraud, which is difficult.

I am trying my best to prosecute my duties.

The not-to-prosecute decision outside control mechanism dynamics is insufficient;

While there was a crime, it is too insignificant to prosecute;

that the owner of the book declines to prosecute

Shanghai to Prosecute Nine Officials in Pension Scandal

A special committee to prosecute mortgage fraud files its first case

or i ' m going to dismiss this case for failure to prosecute

Bush Signs New Rules to Prosecute Terror Suspects

abandonment by failure to prosecute

abandonment by failure to prosecute

i am told i am not to prosecute you