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Confidence games continue to flourish, primarily because prominent victims rarely report them, for fear of being prosecuted for their own complicity in a criminal activity.

"What Europe wants to see is people not being prosecuted for their political opinion and are able to participate in the political process," said the diplomat, speaking on the condition of anonymity in keeping with protocol.

Some Western media watchdog groups say the new restrictions and a sharp increase in the number of journalists being prosecuted for their work have raised doubts about whether Beijing will honor those promises.

So, my question is this: what if the huge number of parents being prosecuted for their child's non-attendance at school isn't actually indicative of an epidemic of bad parenting at all?

Bernard Collaery, a barrister, and his former spy client, Witness K, are being prosecuted for their role in exposing a secret Australian government mission to spy on Timor-Leste during lucrative oil and gas negotiations in 2004.

"The framers did not create the power to pardon as a way for the president to protect himself and his associates" from being prosecuted for their own criminal behavior, he said.

Others have been prosecuted for their crimes.

No police officer has been prosecuted for their deaths.

None of the individuals were prosecuted for their actions.

Ms. Bynum is one of several hundred women in the United States who have been prosecuted for their pregnancy outcomes.

The officers said they had been promised by the district attorney's office that they would not be prosecuted for their role in the ticket-fixing scandal.