"It was the type of case that would not be prosecuted against anyone else," Bob Woodward wrote in "Shadow: Five Presidents and the Legacy of Watergate" (1999).
"The first American Revolution, as we know, was prosecuted against King George III and his out-of-control Parliament," she said in Goshen in 2009, according to a news account.
As a result, employees at the central office have begun looking through files for additional cases that could be prosecuted against guards at extermination camps and members of "Einsatzgruppen," or mobile SS killing squads.
In the past three years, prospective docking screens of large chemical libraries have been prosecuted against the β2-adrenergic receptor (β2AR), the adenosine A2A receptor, the histamine H1 receptor, the dopamine D3 receptor, and the chemokine CXC-4 receptor.
The conflict he had fought in had not been between states, but part of the amorphous war on terror that America had been prosecuting, against brutal but shadowy jihadist networks, since the attacks of September 11th 2001.
Government officials say the men were being prosecuted for activities against the state but deny any involvement in their deaths.
Environmental destruction and landgrabs could lead to governments and individuals being prosecuted for crimes against humanity by the international criminal court following a decision to expand its remit.
Egyptian generals, saved only by state immunity from being prosecuted for crimes against humanity, might be honoured guests in London, but the deposed ministers of an overthrown democracy were not.
A law that took effect in 2005 set aside the centuries-old "double jeopardy" protection against being prosecuted twice for the same offense if fresh evidence becomes available.
But Mr. Estrada left office without being prosecuted, despite compelling evidence against him, which was suppressed at his Senate impeachment trial.
