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Fear of prosecution will be a better guardian of our rights than The Decider and all his men.

The first people to testify for the prosecution will be a witness from the crime scene, an emergency medical technician, and the first lieutenant to arrive after the shooting.

Testifying for the prosecution will be a half dozen promoters and managers who are unindicted co-conspirators in the case and who, under nonprosecution agreements, are expected to describe what they said were bribes paid to Lee and others in the I.B.F.

How those "satellite associates" might react to the president's supposed declaration - and what they might do if they eventually face criminal prosecution - will be an interesting question to ponder in the coming days.

Referring to the prospect that military deployments overseas rather than domestic prosecutions will be a principal means of bringing terrorists to justice, she said: "It is possible, if not likely, that we will rely more on international rules of war than on our cherished constitutional standards for criminal prosecutions in responding to threats to our national security".

Whether the prosecutions will be an effective deterrent is still an open question.

Police commanders say progress in the investigations, and successful prosecutions, will be an important test for Scotland Yard, formally known as the Metropolitan Police Service, whose reputation has been badly battered by the scandal.

"The prosecution will be very difficult – it will be a long case to follow," said Ducos.

A key area for the prosecution will be to show that there was a wider al-Qaida conspiracy at work.

In the event of such a plea the prosecution will be allowed to administer a barbiturate to Holmes as they question him.

Military prosecutors will seek the death penalty as punishment.Despite his admissions the prosecution will be far from an open-and-shut case.