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By contrast, Professor Hayes said, there were few prosecutions during the 1920's because few laws were available to prosecute the kinds of abuses that contributed to the Depression.

Even the recent uptick in leak prosecutions during the Obama Administration, Pozen argues, does not alter the fundamental pattern.

Some experts put the huge rise in prosecutions during the last couple of years down to this.

That was one of only two prosecutions during the government's entire term of office to date, according to figures given to parliament.

Ms. Buchanan said that the rarity of obscenity prosecutions during the eight years of the Clinton administration meant that the pornography industry had come to believe that law enforcement had tacitly "agreed to an anything-goes approach".

Their success was essential to the FBI and the DOJ's ability to be successful in their prosecutions during the S&L debacle.

Mr. Bloomberg, a political independent, testified for the prosecution during Mr. Haggerty's trial.

Mr. Marino, the lawyer for Mr. Aleynikov, called the government's case "a silly prosecution" during the trial.

"It took place in a very public place," said Sasha Wass, counsel for the prosecution during a pre-trial hearing.

The Justice Department largely led the prosecution during the trial, through the work of David Boies, the lead trial lawyer.

(The curators fail to mention that Bertillon drew on his theories to testify for the prosecution during the Dreyfus affair).