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The CPS also said that no one else would be prosecuted in connection with the allegations.

The former head of the Central Bank will be prosecuted in connection with the bank's failure, the Afghan attorney general's office said Tuesday.

Courts were sitting throughout the night, as the first of those to be prosecuted in connection with looting and violent disorder appeared, including a primary school assistant, and an 11-year-old boy.

Three people have previously been prosecuted in connection with the scandal.

But in two high-profile cases this year, two mothers were prosecuted in connection with the deaths of gravely ill children in Britain.

One is being prosecuted in connection with shady land deals; another, German Monroy Chazarreta, who resigned last month, is under investigation for a variety of alleged misdeeds.

Hurry up Less separate, more equal Dirt all round A moving story Taxing matters Slavic symbolism ReprintsOne former Socialist interior minister is already being prosecuted in connection with the GAL, along with several senior officials.

WARSAW — The former head of Poland's intelligence service has been charged with aiding the Central Intelligence Agency in setting up a secret prison to detain suspected members of Al Qaeda, a leading newspaper here reported on Tuesday, the first high-profile case in which a former senior official of any government has been prosecuted in connection with the agency's program.

To date, no supporter of Mr Ouattara has been prosecuted in connection with the post-election violence, whereas more than 150 of Mr Gbagbo's partisans are facing trial.A government-appointed commission last year concluded that both sides had committed atrocities.

In a classic case of New2 Groveling gone bad (cf: The New England Journal of Medicine, "The Angry New New Lapdogs," November 1999), she was prosecuted in connection with her persistent and unwelcome public grovelings before the actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, the hotelier Andre Balazs and the security expert Gavin de Becker.

Serving presidents cannot be prosecuted in France.