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For weeks, Mr. Saleh and Yemen's opposition alliance have haggled over the deal brokered by the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council that would end his 33-year rule in exchange for immunity from prosecution for him and his family.

Under a deal brokered by the Saudi-dominated Gulf Co-operagreedConncil, Saturdayreed on Satorday to step down within 30 days and hand power to his deputy in exchange for immunity from prosecution for him and key aides including his son and nephew.

But he appeared undaunted, blaming the prosecution for sending him piles of material that arrived in chaotic fashion, and much of it just in the past five months.

The Justice Department, according to his file, considered "possible prosecution of him for execution of non-Communist affidavit for State Department," but the matter was dropped for "insufficient evidence" — a phrase that is appended to a number of the accusations by unnamed informants in the F.B.I. dossiers.

That video resulted in the recent successful felony prosecution of well known Hall of Fame and Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration world grand champion rider and trainer Jackie McConnell for conspiracy to violate the HPA Horse Protectionn Act) and the state of Tennessee's prosecution of him for cruelty to horses in his care.

Two of the three appeal court judges agreed that the DPP must clarify the law so that a health professional or anyone else would know if they risked prosecution for travelling with him to Dignitas.

Mr Ruto formed an army prior to the elections to "go to war for him", the prosecution has alleged.

Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto formed an army prior to the elections in 2007 "to go to war for him", the prosecution has alleged at his trial.

The prosecution originally called for him to be tried for "apostasy" or abandoning his religion, which carries the death penalty.

Judge Janet Hall, the chief federal district judge of Connecticut, rejected the prosecution's demands for him to serve 25 years.

Despite Saleh's return, many diplomats still hope that the strongman will accept a deal drawn up by the Gulf monarchies in April offering him and his family immunity from prosecution in return for him stepping down within three months.