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These acts should be investigated and prosecuted for the broad harm they do to communities, well beyond their individual victims.
See articleHundreds of angry Afghans blocked a road near Kabul to demand that American troops be arrested and prosecuted for the torture and murder of local villagers.
Mr. Cassella, 66, a former Uruguayan Army colonel, was extradited to Chile in 2006 with two other officers and prosecuted for the abduction of Eugenio Berríos, a former chemist for Chile's secret intelligence agency during Augusto Pinochet's dictatorship.
"Once Richard (Dick) Cheney enters Canada … Canada must ensure that Dick Cheney is either investigated and prosecuted for the indictable offence of torture in Canada or extradited to another country willing and able to do so," Lawyers Against the War's Gail Davidson wrote.
The physician involved was arrested and prosecuted for the patient death because he did not immediately perform a hysterectomy.
The Australian Lawyers Alliance called for Comcare, the federal workplace regulator, to investigate and prosecute for the abuses under the Work Health and Safety Act, which a spokesman, Greg Barnes, said applied to anyone in a workplace, not just employees.
The 40-year-old former military spy-technician, who was born in Cork in the Irish Republic, said he would not return to the UK because he feared he could be arrested and prosecuted for breaching the Official Secrets Act.
"The Taliban and other insurgent groups should be investigated and prosecuted for war crimes," the group declared.
Those refused entry risked being sentenced to two weeks of hard labour if they were found begging or sleeping in the open and prosecuted for an offence under the Vagrancy Act 1824.
"Lying to Congress is a federal offense, and Clapper ought to be fired and prosecuted for it," Sensenbrenner told the Hill.
Bruce was arrested a number of times in the 1960s and prosecuted for obscenity – on one occasion for using the word "schmuck" (a Yiddish word for penis) in his act.
