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In early May he wrote to the court explaining that his country's legal system was not equal to the task of prosecuting the most serious crimes of recent months.

The NSW WestConnex minister, Stuart Ayres, is now faced with the tricky task of prosecuting the case for continuing with the project.

The tribunal is tasked with "prosecuting the most serious crimes that shock the conscience of humanity, namely genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity and crimes of aggression".

Chief criminal assistant U.S. attorney Baron C. Sheldahl was assigned to prosecute the charges of federal wiretapping, and a special team from the United States Department of Justice Criminal Division was tasked with prosecuting the murder conspiracy charges.

Of the 25 people prosecuted by the task force, 7 have pleaded guilty in connection with fund-raising during Mr. Torricelli's successful Senate campaign in 1996, when he was a congressman representing Bergen County.

Tony Rackauckas, who is now prosecuting the case.

But not prosecuting the dead.

"There are some obvious insider trading cases where people obviously have a duty, they're obviously misappropriating information," said Ms. Caldwell, the former chief of the task force that prosecuted the Enron cases.

The spokesman said tax evasion was wrong and the HMRC has been clamping down on any instances that could be prosecuted, but added the task of government ministers was to set the legal framework and it was for the Crown Prosecution Service to make decisions on whether court action should be taken.

Mr. Convertino prosecuted the first post-Sept.

Find and prosecute the Hortons of the world.