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Spain's best-known investigative magistrate, Baltasar Garzón, is now being prosecuted in a politically driven case that should have been thrown out of court.

Troitsky is already being prosecuted in a separate criminal slander case after calling a policeman "one of the foulest cops in Russia".

The memorandum concluded that such a case would not be a war crime, although the operator might be in theoretical jeopardy of being prosecuted in a Yemeni court for violating Yemen's domestic laws against murder, a highly unlikely possibility.

But 19 said if forced marriage were a criminal offence they would not have gone to the authorities because they would not want to see their parents being prosecuted in a criminal court or imprisoned.

The Indian army has fought the insurgency under the unusual protections conferred by the Armed Forces Special Powers Act (A.F.S.P.A ., which, among other things, shields any army personnel from being prosecuted in a criminal court without prior sanction from the central government.

Spain's well-known investigating magistrate, Baltasar Garz?left, who is being prosecuted in a case filed by far-right Spanish groups, has been offered a temporary post as an external adviser to the prosecutor at the International Criminal Court in The Hague, a court official there said.

Still, he said, if Mr. Walker committed war crimes, like taking civilian lives, he should be prosecuted in a military tribunal.

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.

In 1967, 18 men were prosecuted in a federal court on conspiracy charges relating to the case; seven were convicted but none served longer than six years.