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Some of the staff members accused of abuse are still alive, but are unlikely to be prosecuted because of New York's statute of limitations.

are deemed too dangerous to release but cannot be prosecuted because of evidentiary issues and limits on the use of classified material.

He had claimed he should not be prosecuted because of parliamentary privilege, but this claim was rejected by the supreme court.

Deradicalisation would be vital in cases where returnees could not be prosecuted because of the difficulty of gathering admissible evidence from Syrian or Iraqi war zones, he said.

The statute went into effect on Dec. 27, 2006, so any conduct before that date could not be prosecuted because of the constitutional protection against ex post facto application of criminal laws.

In the interview broadcast on 14 December, he said he wanted an inquiry to find out the truth but said "nobody should be prosecuted because of what happened in the past".

He is being prosecuted because of his deplorable opinions, not because he incited violence.

I think they are being prosecuted because of the international attention.

How many other rape victims were prosecuted because of incomplete police investigations?

He said "Martha Stewart is not being prosecuted because of who she is but because of what she did.

Lawyers for some defendants said their clients were being prosecuted because of their family ties to Hamas leaders.