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Janet Reno, the attorney-general, may yet appoint an independent prosecutor to go after the president, too.

As governor, Mr. Florio tightened New Jersey's environmental laws, curbing the ocean dumping that had dirtied the state's beaches and created an office of environmental prosecutor to go after polluters.

"I find it incredulous that information-sharing depended on a particularly proactive and conscientious policeman or police prosecutor to go over and above what they would normally do," Batty said.

Since 2002, the K.P.A. and its allies had been urging the Kansas legislature to pass a shield law to protect reporters — a law that would, as Anstaett has put it, "force a prosecutor to go through some hoops" before he was able to see a reporter's notes or learn the name of an anonymous source.

Donald Trump on Sunday threatened to appoint a special prosecutor to go after Hillary Clinton for her use of a personal email account while she was secretary of state.

Donald Trump also yelled out, to the delight of his fans, that if elected he would order his Attorney General to impanel a Special Prosecutor to go after Hillary, once again, over her use of a Private Server.

That clears the way for prosecutors to go after $330m in Stanford's frozen bank accounts in the UK, Canada and Switzerland.

That information would allow the prosecutors to go after their consistent target — the distributors.

It was his refusal to cooperate in a political struggle, Mr. Lai said, that led prosecutors to go after him.

Only the prodding of the sole female judge forced prosecutors to go back and investigate rape, and hire female investigators.

Democrats, convinced that such a provision would make it harder for prosecutors to go after corporate crime, resisted.