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Pennsylvania has undertaken a dozen or so prosecutions — the most of any state.

Since the conclusion of US v. Flores in 1997, the Coalition of Immokalee Workers CIWW) has worked with the Justice Department on six more successful forced labor prosecutions, the most recent of which, US v. Navarrete, resulted in lengthy sentences for two more farm bosses on charges of conspiracy, holding workers in involuntary servitude, and peonage.

The power of local warlords and commanders has to be challenged, including through prosecutions of the most abusive.

Authorities have stepped up prosecutions of the most aggressive protesters and moved to lock pro-independence activists out of the political process.

Jefferson wrote that "a few prosecutions of the most prominent [Federalist] offenders would have a wholesome effect in restoring the integrity of the presses," not "process".

"The department can take a range of actions if a company is found to have breached conditions such as issuing a fine, imposing an order, issuing warning letters or prosecution for the most serious offences.

Outside, a wave of bombings, together with allegations of death threats and police bugging of central figures in the trial, has created an atmosphere of fear and distrust in which it is becoming hard to imagine either Mr Estrada or his opponents accepting an unfavourable verdict.Before the trial adjourned for Christmas, the prosecution presented the most damaging evidence the Senate had heard.

Aggressive (and highly publicized) prosecution of the most egregious cases could help expose practices that are neither ethical nor legal, and might lead to even more aggressive self-regulation, to the benefit of patients and their trust in the doctors who treat them.

Some scholars even go so far as to say that the truth commission has now replaced criminal prosecution as the most important norm of international justice (see, for example, Ben-Josef Hirsch 2007).

Teacher John Scopes from Dayton volunteered, leading to the evolution "trial of the century" (the first of several), complete with Bryan as an attorney for the state prosecution, and the most renowned defense attorney in the country, Clarence Darrow, as a lawyer for the defense.

It's beyond daunting, being a single independent citizen facing a full-force prosecution by the most powerful government in the world".