He was convicted by the International Crimes Tribunal, a local court set up by the government of Sheikh Hasina to prosecute men, largely from an Islamic opposition party, accused of murder, torture, rape and other wartime atrocities.
But Mr. Green, who is 53, was prosecuted, they have said, largely because in his frequent media interviews, he described an illegal lifestyle that he fully embraces.
Mr Blair, it is now widely believed, prosecuted an unnecessary war largely, if not entirely, because of an overwhelming desire to prove to Mr Bush his steadfastness as an ally.However unfair this may be and there's much to suggest that Mr Blair, if not Mr Bush, continued to hope that coercive diplomacy would make war unnecessary until relatively late in the day Mr Blair knows he has been damaged.
Many historians say the government was mobilized to investigate and prosecute the case largely because two of the victims, Mr. Goodman and Mr. Schwerner, were white.
Yesterday, the office of the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York said that it would not prosecute Datek Online largely because it has been cooperating with the investigation.
"Martha Stewart is not Leona Helmsley, Chinn says, noting that Helmsley was prosecuted for tax evasion that was largely personal, if made possible by her position in the business world.
Neither panelist thinks that'll happen while agreeing that Sanders has admirably prosecuted a case that Clinton's largely bought into.
For most of his presidency, Bush relentlessly prosecuted the war in Iraq while largely neglecting the Palestinian issue -- a top priority for Arabs and Muslims around the world.
If so, that will provide an opportunity for leadership for Harvey L. Pitt, the chairman of the S.E.C., who was forced to watch largely from the sideline as Andersen was prosecuted.
And as people tied to recruiting and raising money have been prosecuted, any such efforts, young Somalis said, seemed to have shifted largely to the Internet and videos.
