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The former ISI chief, Mr. Durrani, now a prominent media commentator, could be exposed to prosecution; among the beneficiaries of the ISI slush fund is the opposition leader, Nawaz Sharif.

The case was dismissed, and Mr. Brown filed a lawsuit in December in Federal District Court in Manhattan, suing the government for $7 million for false arrest and malicious prosecution, among other complaints, said his lawyer, Joel Berger.

Sidney Anderson, director of the Women's Religious Liberties Union, an advocacy group in Utah, said a fear of prosecution among polygamists almost assures that crimes like child abuse will continue.

How Ms. Fletcher came to be selected for federal prosecution among the countless pornography purveyors is a vivid illustration of the fractured and uncertain state of the enforcement of obscenity law in the nation.

Dozens of people who say they were wrongly arrested at an antiwar protest last spring filed a lawsuit in Federal District Court in Manhattan late Wednesday against New York City and the Police Department, seeking redress for bogus arrests, false imprisonment, assault, and malicious prosecution, among other things.

Many are questioned by police and intelligence services, but the number of prosecutions among the European Union's twenty-eight member states remains shockingly low.

The share of heroin-related prosecutions among federal drug cases in this region has also been climbing, reaching 15percentt of cases last year compared with 4percentt a decade ago.

His most famous books dealt with unjust prosecutions, among them 10 Rillington Place (1961; filmed 1971), which led to the posthumous exoneration of a wrongly executed man, and Thirty-six Murders and Two Immoral Earnings (2002).

Those cases may presage other prosecutions among the nearly 50 reporters, editors and private investigators who have been arrested in the police inquiry into phone hacking and related allegations of wrongdoing at the newspapers.

The view on prosecutions among family members of the 14 dead is mixed, with many content to let the matter rest following publication of the lengthy report, while others are still digesting its contents.

Among jurisdictions where our study sites were located, British Columbia has had 13 HIV-related prosecutions and Canada has had the highest per capita rate of HIV prosecutions among the two countries where our study sites are located (n = 114) [ 15, 28].