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"With regards to the matter of the constabulary being sued by Mr Clifford for malicious prosecution, we took legal advice to defend the action and went to court," a spokeswoman for Hertfordshire Constabulary says.

While the Reagan administration pushed for expanded prosecutions, "we took a more … holistic look rather than demonizing people at a time when all of us kids were right there in some very impoverished surroundings," said Jill Louis, a "line sister" of Harris' when the two pledged the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority in Harris' senior year.

"The CPS is committed to the prosecution of war crimes and we take our responsibilities under international law very seriously.

The prosecution, naturally, took a different view.

At that point, the prosecution experts took the laser and re-enacted the gunshot themselves.

But the director of public prosecutions, Keir Starmer, judged the level of pubic concern to be so high that the Crown Prosecution Service took it over.

Prosecution testimony took two days and consisted principally of the doctors who treated McKinley and various eyewitnesses to the shooting.

"Officers are now seizing the fanzines and in consultation with the Crown Prosecution Service we will take appropriate action against anyone either found selling this particular fanzine or provocatively displaying the image in public".

THE prosecution took this muddy case and muddied it further.

The prosecution took place, however, long before President Obama formed the financial fraud task force.

By contrast, the prosecution took 14 days to make its case, drawing on 80 witnesses.