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The Justice Department does not say how many threats against the president have been prosecuted, according to a spokesman.
A British black-cab driver who was sentenced to 38 years for a murder during the Iraq war should never have been prosecuted, according to the lawyer who helped overturn some of Britain's most notorious miscarriages of justice.
Last year, close to 200 people were killed, mostly before the June presidential runoff between Mr. Mugabe and the opposition leader, Morgan Tsvangirai, and thousands were tortured in state-sponsored attacks, but so far no one has been prosecuted, according to a State Department human rights report released in February.
A further 400 people who have been detained are expected to be prosecuted, according to the state news agency.
Last year, 22 trafficking cases were prosecuted, according to the State Department report, fewer than half the number prosecuted in 2007.
In interviews in Tunis last week, Ennahda officials said that extremists who engage in violence will be prosecuted according to the law.
Wang Xiangming, a deputy Communist Party secretary in Lhasa, the capital, said more than 1,200 people would be prosecuted, according to accounts in the Chinese and Hong Kong news media.
The Interior Ministry reported that 43 people had been detained on Friday and 50 on Saturday, and said that about 40 of those were likely to be prosecuted, according to Interfax.
The lawyer Marion Westphal said at a news conference that she had found instances of abuse among 159 priests, including about 26 cases of a sexual nature, all of which were prosecuted according to church regulations at the time, she said.
Stooped and in poor health -- he recently suffered a minor stroke and broke his arm in a fall -- General Noel is unlikely to be prosecuted, according to Mr. Alegría, the investigator.
Afghanistan is a member of the court, but the destruction of the statues occurred before the court opened, so that case cannot be prosecuted, according to the court's charter.
