This is a novel that traces the characters involved in the case -- both the prosecutors and the prosecuted from their childhoods.
Listen to the more measured, equivocal arguments about prosecuting from this administration, our Congress, our media, which often seem to "lack all conviction".
The answer is clearly that it is about something broader — rising inequality and a corrupted political system — but how should this campaign be prosecuted from here on out?
In some states, the protection from prosecution is incomplete, e.g. in Arkansas, women are exempt from being prosecuted for the homicide of their own fetuses, but may be prosecuted for battery of their fetuses (Murphy, 2014: 865).
The district attorney's office has successfully prosecuted officials from the cities of Bell and Lynwood for boosting their pay by sitting on similar commissions.
Proposal M, if passed, would amend a 1984 Detroit city ordinance in order to exempt adults over the age of 21 from being prosecuted for the possession of less than an ounce of marijuana on private property.
The paper said that the justice officials had concluded that they had a "New York Times problem" – that is, if they went after Assange they would also have to prosecute journalists from the New York Times, the Guardian and others who worked on the WikiLeaks revelations.
For 16 years, Jonathan Frank was an assistant district attorney in Brooklyn, prosecuting cases from the little-known to the notorious, like the one in 1998 in which a man was convicted of a triple murder and received the first death sentence under New York State's current capital punishment law.
Between tenures as U.S. Attorney, Lynch worked as special counsel to the prosecution for the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, which helped prosecute crimes from the country's genocide.
Ms Grainger said: "It is very difficult to prosecute from offshore.
