The Ergenekon trials have been a watershed for Turkey, as prosecution of the matter has swept up dozens of journalists, intellectuals and current and former military service members.
He continued to be treated favourably by the king, but was compelled to refuse the offer of a baronetcy because most of his fortune was lost due to his exile, and became marginalised from power as prosecution of the war took center stage.
Amnesty is now supporting the women's demands, including compensation and care for the physical and mental legacy of their experience, new health ministry protocols to ensure the abuses are never repeated, as well as criminal prosecutions of those responsible.
From 1994 to 1997, he served as Principal Associate Deputy Attorney General, supervising major cases, such as the prosecutions of Oklahoma City bombers Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nichols and Unabomber Ted Kaczynski.
The Bush Justice Department found that there were as few as 80 successful prosecutions of voter fraud cases out of hundreds of millions of votes cast since 2000.
The Texas Organizing Project backed his opponent in the Democratic primary, Elizabeth Frizell, who promised even more sweeping reforms, such as halting prosecutions of low-level marijuana possession.
There are some areas where civil rights experts don't expect to see such a dramatic shift, such as in prosecutions of individual law enforcement officials on civil rights charges.
The pursuit of peace, however, can be just as risky as the prosecution of war.
He wanted reparations as well as criminal prosecution of the bootlegger.
Mr. Rechnitz eventually became entangled in federal and state investigations into Mr. de Blasio's campaign financing — both inquiries were closed without charges being brought — as well as the prosecution of members of the Police Department accused of taking bribes.
