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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.

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

The prime minister also said he issued instructions to the general prosecutor to create a committee for speeding up prosecutions and overseeing the judicial system.

The director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer QC, today rejected calls to create a regime in which assisted suicide is permitted in England and Wales, saying it is an issue for parliament.

Some transgender men have gone into women's rooms to avoid prosecution, or as a protest -- to create the kind of awkward situations that conservative lawmakers had intended to avoid.

But the tactic may have worked well enough to create skepticism of the prosecution's case among some jurors.

LePage also vetoed a bill last year to create "Good Samaritan" protections from prosecution for drug possession for people who call 911 when they suspect a companion has overdosed.

More important, the Torture Memos were written under the auspices of the Bush White House itself, as part of a scheme to create immunity from criminal prosecution.

The court rejected Mr. Cuellar's further argument that the prosecution had to prove that he had intended to create "the appearance of legitimate wealth".

They said the measure was an effort to create a class of "thought crimes" whose prosecution would require ascribing motivation to the attacker.

He will sign an executive order to create a Corporate Fraud Task Force to direct the investigation and prosecution of corporate crimes.