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Politicians who chase civilians out of their homes will be liable for prosecution by their domestic courts.

This makes directors liable for prosecution if their company breaches Ripa as a result of their consent, connivance or neglect.

The Ministry of Justice said the retailers would be liable for prosecution if a judge deemed that the ebooks breached the Obscene Publications Act.

Makers of liqueur chocolates will be liable for prosecution unless their products contain "significant" amount of liqueur: the present average is.09percentnt.09percent

Agents of the security companies and the ministry also made clear that FPS members were liable for prosecution for any crimes, the official said.

But doctors who perform abortions in Wisconsin say the law is so broadly written that it could make them liable for prosecution for any abortion procedure, even using standard methods.

Companies and individuals would be liable for prosecution under the new law which would carry sentences up to life imprisonment for violators, Ram Vilas Paswan, India's federal food minister, told reporters.

The groups have warned the London organising committee may be liable for prosecution under the 2006 Animal Welfare Act if it pressed ahead with plans to use more than 100 farmyard animals in the opening scene of Boyle's spectacular show.

Foreign companies that are listed on the London stock market but have no other presence in the UK should not be liable for prosecution under the Bribery Act, according to guidance being drawn up by the Ministry of Justice.

Habitual as well as permanent residents of the UK will be liable for prosecution for female genital mutilation.

Consequentially, therefore, if they do not facilitate return within the established timeframe, the responsible party would automatically be liable for prosecution for both forced displacement and pillage.