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The panel said that although placing Mr. Ghailani in the C.I.A. program caused considerable delay, Judge Kaplan had determined correctly that the decision "was made in the reasonable belief that he had valuable information essential to combating Al Qaeda and protecting national security," which the government could not have obtained "if it had prosecuted him in federal court at the same time".

The Crown Prosecution Service for the East of England (CPS) described Bradbury's abuse of his patients as "one of the worst cases of a breach of trust" it had prosecuted.

It has prosecuted more than 12,000 public officials.

It has prosecuted more people under the 1917 Espionage Act than all previous presidencies combined.

"Here, the government itself created the associations, agreements and crimes that it has prosecuted," Mr. Agnifilo said in court papers.

Since 2001, the government says, it has prosecuted about 150 defendants for violating the material-support law, obtaining roughly 75 convictions.

Mr Morar's agency has indeed chiefly gone after politicians from other parties; but it has prosecuted some important figures in Mr Basescu's camp too.Mr Morar's difficulties are a symptom of something else: a culture in which corruption does not equate with disgrace.

Jail terms totalling 10 years and six months have been handed down to people it has prosecuted, while assets worth £3m have been seized.

But more think that Democrats would do a better job of handling Iraq (48%) than Republicans (40%).Mr Bush's critics include both those who opposed the war in principle and those who wish he had prosecuted it more skilfully.

By February HRMC had prosecuted just one individual.

Mr. Morgenthau said his office had prosecuted many brutality cases.