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But a week after Mr. Sklyarov's arrest, Adobe withdrew its support for prosecution, creating hope among the defendant's supporters that the government would drop the charges.

"Blagojevich highlights the way in which the prosecution creates sentencing disparities based on privilege," Ms. Siegler said.

The fact that the perpetrators of these crimes appear to enjoy impunity due to a lack of effective investigation and prosecution creates an additional chilling effect.

The last time a media-leak prosecution created such controversy was in 2004, when a federal prosecutor, Patrick Fitzgerald, investigated the disclosure to journalists of the name of Valerie Plame, an undercover C.I.A. officer whose husband, the diplomat Joseph Wilson, had criticized the Bush Administration over the Iraq war.

Indeed we do, and at least for one reason we would have thought Ms. Lafferty and her Coalition, would approve of: because threatening pregnant women with prosecution creates an incentive for them to have abortions.

Mr. Hall said the threat of prosecution was creating difficult questions.

Social conservatives object to a provision in the Senate bill that clarifies that victims rights and prosecution programs created by the law can be used in cases of domestic abuse involving same-sex couples.

But one of her aides said that it was NATO's insistence that it did not have the time or resources for manhunts that led the prosecution to create its own detective team.

A large cockroach emerged from under the prosecution's table, creating a minor disruption.

Human Rights Watch welcomed the move but called for prosecutions to create a deterrent effect.

The successful prosecutions have created a glow of media attention around Mr. Bharara, who follows a long line of prominent people in the office, including Rudolph W. Giuliani.