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In 1913, the government hid behind the Mann Act to prosecute a powerful, prominent black man it felt needed to be taught a lesson.
Can one prosecute a sitting president?
It would be unimaginable to prosecute a drug discovery program without applying appropriate chemoinformatics analyses.
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It covers changes instituted since the first edition was published in 2011, implications of the government campaign to prosecute leaks, and lessons learned from more than a decade of war in Afghanistan and Iraq.
"It's the first time that somebody in Egypt will be prosecuted for this crime, and it should be a lesson for every clinician.
On the issue of what to do about criminally prosecuting the lawyers and the higher-up policymakers, Mr. Clinton reminded me about a lesson we both learned in our first day's class in criminal law.
He was prosecuted because powerful forces within the government felt that a black man who lived such a brazenly bodacious lifestyle was a threat to America's racial order and had to be taught a lesson.
Tom Storey, prosecuting, said the defendant was a habitual cannabis user who had been banned from driving many years ago and since getting his new car had never bothered having a lesson and failed his theory test three times.
