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Cyrus R. Vance Jr., the Manhattan district attorney, said the proposal, which would create a new class of public corruption crimes, would allow for more aggressive prosecutions.

Despite arguing for more aggressive prosecutions of careless drivers, Time's Up director Bill DiPaola was unaware of the law.

"So, yes, that would mean more aggressive prosecution".

Many here say a more aggressive prosecution, or having black men on the jury, might have changed the outcome.

The memorandum said that more than 800 mayors in the United States "support more aggressive prosecution of those who fail background checks".

The Justice Department plans more aggressive prosecution of illegal immigrants and employers who hire them, adding about 50 federal prosecutors in border states, Mr. Mukasey said.

Both actions are part of a sweeping government effort to expand the investigation into Al Qaeda's network and clear the way for the more aggressive prosecution of anyone charged with terrorism.

Under the tutelage of David Axelrod, the president's chief strategist who is personally overseeing the preparations, Mr. Biden will be counseled on how to avoid Mr. Obama's mistakes and even correct them with a more aggressive prosecution of the Republican ticket.

Coming two months after the shooting death of Trayvon Martin in Florida, the wide-ranging discussion encompassed the proliferation of laws that make it easier to own, carry and use a gun; the role of gangs and narcotics; the characteristics of perpetrators and victims; and the need for more aggressive prosecution and greater investment in technology to trace and identify firearms.

Three factors have contributed to the reversal, experts said: the development of better anti-theft devices for higher priced cars and sport utility vehicles, a police crackdown on chop-shop "steal men" and "cutters," and the more aggressive prosecution of those who are caught.

His many anti-immigration battles in the Senate have included leading the effort to defeat so-called "amnesty" bills that would have granted some undocumented immigrants a path to citizenship, repeatedly pushed for building a fence along the U.S.-Mexico border, and supporting enforcing zero-tolerance for illegally crossing the border through more aggressive prosecution.