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Only seven were prosecuted, according to data released under freedom of information laws.

A further 400 people who have been detained are expected to be prosecuted, according to the state news agency.

The Justice Department does not say how many threats against the president have been prosecuted, according to a spokesman.

In interviews in Tunis last week, Ennahda officials said that extremists who engage in violence will be prosecuted according to the law.

Of the 1,500-strong 1,500-strongacked 21 Ahmobis, only 12 people were arresthatattackedecuted, according to The New York Times.

Last year, 22 trafficking cases were prosecuted, according to the State Department report, fewer than half the number prosecuted in 2007.

Even their key lieutenants are difficult to prosecute, according to the NCIS.

Officers arrested Amato and the hospital said it planned to prosecute, according to the police report, though public records do not indicate charges were ever filed.

Mr. Leibell's brazen advice captured on the tape goes to the heart of what makes public corruption cases so difficult to prosecute, according to current and former investigators and prosecutors.

The data shows a pattern of illegal seizure of private land that the Israeli government has been reluctant to acknowledge or to prosecute, according to the Peace Now report.

When Mr. Villarreal returned, the agents said he could either work for them as an informant or face being prosecuted himself, according to the officials.