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Moreover, he said, continuing to prosecute high-ranking people like Mr. Zhou could cause the party lasting damage.

And the studios are continuing to prosecute a case against a magazine that published a computer program that could be used to circumvent the copy controls on DVD's.

The Obama administration has hinted at discretion, but in theory federal prosecutors could undo any state law by continuing to prosecute individual Californians over marijuana, or by suing the state.

The judge, Jonathan Lippman, is proposing that the state transfer jurisdiction for 16- and 17-year-olds accused of less serious crimes to family courts, which have more social services, while continuing to prosecute the most violent juveniles as adults.

A contrary interpretation of the statute would allow the enemy – rather than the President and Congress – to control the scope of the AUMF by splintering into rival factions while continuing to prosecute the same conflict against the United States.

Labor and the Greens plan on continuing to prosecute the government over its refusal to allow either a citizenship audit or disclosure plan, despite lingering questions over the eligibility of MPs.

Question three: Why did the Crown Prosecution Service continue to prosecute people entrapped by Mahmood after so many court-room reverses (such as the kidnap and the red mercury case)?

In a statement to VICE News, the Public Prosecution Service of Canada, which prosecutes all Canadian drug crimes, said legalization "will have an effect" on its work and that it's "preparing for the adoption of the new legislation by monitoring its cannabis-related prosecutions as it continues to prosecute cases under the existing legislation".

The Crown Prosecution Service would have continued to prosecute the distribution of representations of acts that are listed on their website, such as fisting, watersports, and some BDSM material.

The agency "continues to prosecute, to the extent practicable, all cases referred to them for prosecution," said spokesman Devin O'Malley.

Nevertheless, Sabet continued to prosecute.