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"The prosecution involves more citizen complaints, more defendants and more allegations of fraud than any other auto fraud case ever prosecuted in New Jersey," Mr. Herr said.

The new amendment further highlights the complexities of investigation and prosecution involved.

Another successful prosecution involved a group that wanted to blow up American jetliners over the Pacific Ocean.

This would be the state's first prosecution involving an adult's suicide, legal and mental health experts said.

An article on Tuesday about a leak prosecution involving the disclosure of transcripts of F.B.I. eavesdropping on the Israeli Embassy in Washington gave an outdated location for the secret court that approves such wiretaps.

The news is another blow for the SFO, after the collapse last month of its linked anti-corruption prosecution involving a billionaire friend of Tony Blair who has funded Labour-related causes.

Murphy has spent six years fighting a prosecution involving £8,000 in fines and costs for bypassing BSkyB's official Premier League satellite feed to show matches cheaply at her Red, White and Blue pub in Portsmouth.

The damage to the candidate increases when an aide is accused of the murder - which, as journalists soon note, creates a situation in which a DA is overseeing a death-penalty prosecution involving her mayoral rival.

The case, which comes on the heels of an $80 million fraud prosecution involving consultants on another city project, the CityTime automated payroll system, illustrates again the vast amounts of money the city is spending on technology, and the trust it was putting in independent consultants.

One of the cases that did result in a prosecution involved a former CIA contractor who was accused in October 2012 of disclosing classified information.

The court relied heavily on ballot language, notably to, "permit registered and unregistered patients and primary caregivers to assert medical reasons for using marijuana as a defense to any prosecution involving marijuana".