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The aggressive prosecution provides some hope that the victims' families will see justice done.

"I hope this successful prosecution provides some comfort to the victims these individuals preyed on and that it demonstrates our commitment to working with partners both in the UK and overseas in tackling organised crime involving trafficking and sexual exploitation".

Mr. Davidge has also been granted immunity from prosecution provided he testifies truthfully.

Acting as his own lawyer, Mr. Seselj has demanded that thousands of documents disclosed by the prosecution be translated into Serbian and delivered in print; he has returned all materials that the prosecution provided electronically.

A spokesman for the opposition said in a telephone interview that members of the coalition's board had also decided that they would offer Mr. Assad the opportunity to escape prosecution, provided he left the country.

But, the only time an allegation of high-level conspiracy emerged in court was when the prosecution provided a transcript of a secretly recorded conversation between Shrien Dewani's elder brother, Preyen, and members of Anni's family.

The CPS was originally going to charge him with firearms offences but decided to offer immunity from prosecution provided he complied with conditions, including attending court to give a truthful account.

NEW YORK TIMES Prosecutor Reveals Details of UBS Rogue Trading Case | Kwekuku M. Adoboli, the former UBS trader charged with fraud, had his case referred to a higher court Thursday as the prosecution provided more information about how the Swiss bank discovered a $2.3 billion trading loss.

The United States Transportation Department said late Saturday that the two carriers could jointly price, market and schedule international flights in their Oneworld alliance without fear of antitrust prosecution, provided that they agreed to cede to rival airlines four pairs of takeoff and landing slots at Heathrow Airport near London.

The shield against prosecution provided by the Bush legal team's assurances has led some critics to focus on the role played by the lawyers themselves, like Mr. Cheney's counsel, David S. Addington Mr. Rumsfeldd's counsel, William J. Haynes II; and the authors of the Justice Department memorandums: John C. Yoo, Jay S. Bybee and Steven G. Bradbury.

But law enforcement organizations contended the bill would invade officer privacy while existing civilian review boards and potential prosecution provided enough outside accountability of police.