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Changing Course The names have become synonymous with corporate wrongdoing — and forceful prosecution: Not just Enron, but also WorldCom, Tyco, Adelphia, Rite Aid and ImClone.

The move has reopened a debate among lawyers over the aggressive prosecution tactic of trying to separate a defendant from his chosen lawyer.

He was the first to challenge the prosecution tactic of extracting confessions until defendants incriminated themselves.

In our class warfare culture trial by press has proven a 'winning' prosecution tactic, my bet a DOJ/US Attorney Office playbook staple.

More recently, corporate executives and civil liberties advocates pressed for legislation that would bar strong-arm prosecution tactics.

Re "Indonesians Differ on Penalties for the Past" (news article, Aug. 27): Forceful prosecutions of those who committed rights abuses in Indonesia and East Timor are necessary if Indonesia is to build a democratic future.

The response by Mr. Schwarz's legal team yesterday was an anticipated hardball answer to tough prosecution tactics that have been on display for the last week.

A few protest leaders even hint at a more forceful tactic: urging the military leaders who have already defected to add their weight to the demands for a transitional council.

Much more forceful than prosecution.

Despite having to resort to such forceful tactics, French leaders promised more reforms in the spring.

This jolting documentary tells the story of "Crocodile" Gennadiy Mokhnenko –a righteous Ukrainian preacher who deploys forceful tactics to "rescue" and rehabilitate abused and drug-addicted street children.