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It is also the first time the government has begun to pursue the death penalty in the series of major terrorism prosecutions of about two dozen Islamic militants in New York that began with the 1993 World Trade Center bombing.

The death penalty decision is also the first in the series of major terrorism prosecutions of about two dozen Islamic militants in New York since the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, including another plot to blow up major landmarks in New York City.

Washington is forging ahead with the prosecution of about 80 of the roughly 270 men being held at Guantánamo on suspicion of terrorism or links to the Taliban or al-Qaida.

As talk continues about possible prosecutions of people involved in the interrogations, waterboarding is once again a hot topic.

Correction: January 16 , 2003 Thursday A picture on Friday in a chart with an article about federal prosecutions of organized crime figures in New York was published in error.

The film also poses thorny questions about government prosecutions of cases like the one involving Mr. Crowder and Mr. McKay, who were called terrorists but who were convicted of lesser charges.

Correction: February 5 , 2001 Monday An article on Jan . 23about Justice Department prosecutions of health care fraud misidentified the defendants who agreed to a $486 million plea settlement in Massachusetts in January 2000.

But he conceded that having two choices before voters "might be beneficial to us" in that his initiative also reflects concerns about lax prosecutions of gun crimes by recommending minimum sentences.

Because of an editing error, a picture caption on Sunday with an article about thwarted prosecutions of Hindus responsible for anti-Muslim riots in the Indian state of Gujarat in March 2002 misspelled the given name of a Muslim who watched a mob kill his brother.

Correction: October 22, 2004, Friday Because of an editing error, a picture caption on Sunday with an article about thwarted prosecutions of Hindus responsible for anti-Muslim riots in the Indian state of Gujarat in March 2002 misspelled the given name of a Muslim who watched a mob kill his brother.

Although administration officials recently announced plans to attend the I.C.C. ten-year review conference in Uganda later this year, they have re-iterated concerns about potential I.C.C. prosecutions of U.S. soldiers and have said they will not seek Senate approval of the Rome Statute, which established the I.C.C.