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Union military courts prosecuted at least 450 cases involving sexual crimes.

Though his signature issue was pursuing Wall Street misdeeds, as attorney general Mr. Spitzer also had prosecuted at least two prostitution rings as head of the state's organized crime task force.

The Frontline program interviewed former prosecutors, Senate staffers and regulators who unequivocally said the same: it is inconceivable that the DOJ could not have successfully prosecuted at least some high-level Wall Street executives - had they tried.

But I added an important qualification: The most common perjury cases that are prosecuted, at least in federal courts, are for perjury before an investigative grand jury -- the type of perjury with which Mr. Libby is charged.

The Manhattan district attorney has prosecuted at least two men in recent years on misdemeanor charges related to fire hydrants: in one case in 2007, a police officer watched a 25-year-old man strike a hydrant in Washington Heights several times with a wrench and break off the locking device using the not-so-secret weapon in the city's summertime hydrant wars — a magnet.

The DA's office has prosecuted at least 22 THC or cannabis oil cases since September 1, according to public defenders in Brooklyn.

In an extraordinary statement, the Suffolk County district attorney, Thomas J. Spota, a Democrat, implied that he declined to prosecute at least partly to spare the county a leadership crisis at a time when it can ill afford one.

A dispute has erupted over the federal government's decision to prosecute at least a half dozen illegal immigrants in New York whose status was discovered after a state agency mistakenly provided sealed arrest records to immigration authorities last year.

Japanese news reports said that Tokyo prosecutors had decided not to file charges against the secretary general of the Democratic Party, Ichiro Ozawa, though they would probably prosecute at least one of his former aides for misreporting $4.4 million in political funds.

Federal authorities in Manhattan are prosecuting at least half a dozen cases in which people are charged with swindling up to $600,000 apiece from government programs intended to encourage residency and help business recovery in Lower Manhattan.

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