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"It's difficult to predict who will be prosecuted because this is the beginning," he said.
Mr. Kassem said he doubted anyone would be prosecuted because, he noted, the prosecutor was appointed by the president.
In a surprise twist, Vicentillo (who is the son of Chapo's partner, Mayo Zambada) has argued that he can't be prosecuted — because even as he worked for Sinaloa, he was also a secret informant for the D.E.A.
Judge Dannehy defended his findings, but said that Mr. Mallove could not be prosecuted because the police had lost or destroyed important evidence.
Many of the cases now coming to light are unlikely to be prosecuted because the statute of limitations requires crimes to be reported within 10 years of the victim's 18th birthday.
A Belgian bishop who resigned last year after admitting he sexually abused a boy in the 1980s cannot be prosecuted because the offense took place too long ago, the prosecutor said Monday.
Mr. Obama announced in a May speech at the National Archives that he was considering indefinite detention for some prisoners who are deemed a continuing security threat to the United States but cannot be prosecuted because the evidence against them was tainted.
He also said that Kuwait might establish tribunals for crimes committed in the 1991 gulf war that could not previously be prosecuted because the war ended before Iraqi officials could be captured.
He had claimed he should not be prosecuted because of parliamentary privilege, but this claim was rejected by the supreme court.
He spoke at a press conference today as investigations continued in Egypt to find the cause of the disaster, adding: "At this stage we don't think anybody will be prosecuted because all our planes are in good condition".
McKinnon's lawyer, Karen Todner, said: "I have mixed feelings about this: I am pleased he is not going to be prosecuted because I wouldn't want to think he would ever spend any time in prison given his mental situation.
