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Prosecuting Mr. Milosevic on Serbian charges of corruption was a "long way away" from prosecuting him on international charges of crimes against humanity, Mr. Leahy said.
Doubtless, the intelligence agencies are pressing the White House to stick to its hard line about prosecuting him, on the grounds that dropping the charges, or making some sort of plea bargain, would encourage other leakers.
A8 Polish General on Trial Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, the former martial law ruler of Communist Poland, faced a tribunal prosecuting him on charges of manslaughter in the shootings of strikers in 1970.
On a hard wooden bench, in a dusty courtroom on a street named for the people who cast him from power, Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, former martial law ruler of Communist Poland, sat proud and erect today, facing a tribunal prosecuting him on charges of manslaughter for the shooting of striking workers 31 years ago.
He has pleaded guilty to lesser charges in the case that could put him in prison for 20 years, but the military is still prosecuting him on more serious charges that could carry a life sentence.
Two were prosecuting him on behalf of the state, while the other two one defense attorney assigned by the state and one from the New Jersey division of the American Civil Liberties Union were fighting for Skinner.
But despite amassing more than 1,500 hours of recorded conversations, including Simpson's discussions about fighting nonbelievers for Allah and plans to link up with "brothers" in Somalia, the government prosecuted him on only one minor charge — lying to a federal agent.
The Iraqi authorities want Mr. Hashimi returned to Baghdad, where judges are waiting to prosecute him on terrorism charges in what could be one of Iraq's most politically charged court proceedings since Saddam Hussein's trial about six years ago.
A St Louis grand jury declined to prosecute him on state charges last year.
Attempts by the Mexican government to prosecute him on charges of money-laundering and embezzlement foundered.
In Mr. Hicks's case, Australian officials said, the Americans have promised not to prosecute him on any capital offense.
