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The conservative All-Russian Parents' Resistance has warned that criminalisation of familial violence will lead to prosecution of parents who were acting in their children's best interests.

Chief Miller said a city ordinance related to "molesting or disturbing the public" could also lead to prosecution of clowns taken into custody.

Fisher is one of many family members who hope the report could lead to prosecutions of Blair and others.

David created an innovative pilot program for clean-fuel taxicabs that got hybrid cabs on the road in NYC, sued Exxon-Mobil to force a cleanup of the Greenpoint oil spill, and his report on illegal dumping in New York waterways led to prosecution of one of the City's worst polluters.

The filming led to prosecutions of 33 parents and step-parents, but many, if not most, would probably be outside the 10-year file-review period.

Prosecutors in the office of Brooklyn United States Attorney Loretta E. Lynch say Mr. Vitale has identified more than 500 organized crime members and associates in the United States and abroad, and information he has provided has led to prosecutions of high-ranking members of the Colombo, Gambino and Genovese families, in addition to Bonanno family figures.

Of the 90 cases passed to prosecutors, 23 led to prosecutions, of which 16 resulted in convictions.

In these cases, violations and infringements of key provisions of the law can lead to prosecution and the imposition of fines.

If the current rape cases lead to prosecutions, some of the defendants may turn out not to be Brits.

Agents stationed in Riverside reported being ordered to make at least 150 arrests of suspected illegal immigrants in January, two of which must lead to prosecutions, said Lombardo Amaya, president of Local 2554 of the National Border Patrol Council.

Gov. Fob James Jr. of Alabama authorized a $1,500 reward today for information that would lead to prosecutions in each of the Alabama incidents.