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The Health and Safety Executive announced this month it was prosecuting the company and two of its managers over three deaths at its Daw Mill site in Warwickshire between 2006 and 2007 and one at its Welbeck colliery near Mansfield in 2007.

"It was not political reform, it was prosecuting a crime.

But here it was, prosecuting yet another writer for his words.

Last week, the Justice Department announced it was prosecuting a handful of wealthy parents who allegedly paid enormous sums to fraudulently get their children admitted to elite colleges.

But within hours, Lincolnshire County Council announced it was prosecuting the supermarket for selling a Slow Matured Ultimate Beef Roasting Joint at its branch in Tritton Road, Lincoln, on or before 17 February this year.

His interest paid off in 1980 with a position in the counterespionage section -- then known as internal security -- and he rose through the ranks at a time when it was prosecuting a historic string of spy cases.

"It was prosecuted fairly and settled fairly," Ellis said.

It was prosecuted by the British because of a deep anxiety over the spread of American democratic republicanism.

State investigators described the shooting as an accident, and it was prosecuted under a charge often used in medical malpractice cases.

Since he was energetic and enthusiastic about art, he might have seemed the perfect lawyer to represent the Little Review when it was prosecuted.

It made national headlines in 1990, when it was prosecuted for including sexually charged images in a retrospective of photographs by Robert Mapplethorpe.