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All three were "popular, free-thinking information activists" facing "stunningly abusive" prosecutions, according to Liederman.

More specialists should be called in to "improve investigations and prosecutions", according to the DPP's plans.

Fifty-one percent of Americans back the idea of an independent commission into torture or criminal prosecutions, according to a Gallup poll at the weekend.

In 2007, there were fewer than 9,000 juvenile cases waived to adult court, out of nearly one million juvenile prosecutions, according to the most recent national estimate from the Justice Department.

The water contamination incident affecting more than 300,000 households in Lancashire could lead to criminal prosecutions according to a government watchdog, as experts said animal faeces or a dead carcass was most likely to blame.

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In the past two years, more than 3,000 landlords have faced enforcement action, and even prosecution, according to government figures.

But she has declined to cooperate with federal authorities unless she receives immunity from prosecution, according to people briefed on the talks.

Days earlier, he offered to tell Libyan officials everything he knew about a range of suspect oil deals in exchange for immunity from prosecution, according to two men who spoke with him.

"I really saw the ugliness of a person who sold his soul," Mr. Bo said of one important witness for the prosecution, according to the court's running account.

In one of the more unusual attempts to exploit the tragedy of Sept. 11, Mr. Leung tried to fake his own death in the World Trade Center attack to avoid a criminal prosecution, according to his guilty plea on Wednesday.