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People who fail to pay the fine within a week could be prosecuted in a magistrates' court, with their fine raising to up to £1,000.
But this has done little to impress MPs, who say the men may be terrorists, but they're our terrorists and should be prosecuted in a British court.
If Mr. Maliki has proof that any detainees committed real crimes, they should be prosecuted in a just and transparent process.
Still, he said, if Mr. Walker committed war crimes, like taking civilian lives, he should be prosecuted in a military tribunal.
Community elders who encourage parents or connive in their arrangements could also be prosecuted in a wide-ranging crackdown to be unveiled tomorrow.
The officials said the Departments of Defense and Justice had decided Major Hasan would be prosecuted in a military court, an indication that investigators believe he acted alone.
"In that case this is a person who should not only be sanctioned by the council and the FIA, but should also be prosecuted in an ordinary court.
The first Iraq war insurgent to be prosecuted in an American court was sentenced Thursday to 25 years in prison by a judge worried that the defendant would not serve nearly that much time.
WASHINGTON — The first Iraq war insurgent to be prosecuted in an American court was sentenced on Thursday to 25 years in prison by a judge worried that the defendant will not serve nearly that much time.
Even though a multi-agency GIRoA delegation under the Aloko Detainee Commission screens all BTIF detainees who are transferred to the ANDF and assures the USG that these detainees will be prosecuted in an Afghan court, there have been 150 detainees released from the ANDF without trial since 2007, including 29 former Guantanamo Bay (GTMO) detainees.
