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With the Supreme Court allowing parts of President Trump's Muslim ban to go into effect, Attorney General Sessions removing oversight of local police and expanding prosecution of immigrants, the expansion of a virtual border is widening and its targets — indigenous groups, communities of color and immigrant communities — are narrowing.

In the Senate, Orrin Hatch, the Judiciary chairman, managed to paste a measure expanding the prosecution of illegal Internet wine sales to a bill combating domestic violence and sex trafficking.

The case illustrates the ways the fields of hate crime and cybercrime prosecution are expanding.

Mr. Itri's firm has hired 28 patent lawyers and patent agents this year, adding roughly a dozen last month alone, as it seeks to expand its patent prosecution practice.

They have tried to use their parliamentary majority to curb torture, limit political prosecutions, expand press freedom and reduce the power of unelected authorities.

It had not executed anyone in 2014; six people were put to death in January this year.The prosecution of terrorism is also expanding.

But it is also true that since 2004 the Defense Department has radically changed the way it handles sexual abuse in the military, including encouraging victims to come forward, expanding access to treatment and toughening standards for prosecution.

Uhlmann, currently a professor of law at the University of Michigan Law School, says that the Massey non prosecution agreement is part of an expanding pattern.

On his trip, Vice President Biden announced the United States will be spending $255 million to assist reintegration of returnees, prosecution of criminal gang members, and expanding youth programs to prevent gang recruitment.

The ruling today does not affect prosecutions for offenses committed after the law expanding the time limits took effect.

A8 Yukos Prosecution Expanded Russian prosecutors expanded charges against a major shareholder in the Yukos oil company, one day after a group of shareholders made an offer in hopes of freeing him and two other imprisoned Yukos figures.