But under the settlement, plaintiffs have 90 days to opt out of the settlement and pursue trials.
And it may be too late for the government to pursue trials against other banks for similar misconduct, because of statutes of limitations.
With the freedom to peaceably assemble so high up on America's founding priority list, you'd think that the workers of the free world would gather with more patriotic vigor, just as we speak, bear arms and pursue trials by jury.
China, for example, has restrictions on DNA and plasma export, requiring identification and standardization of a reference laboratory in China in order to pursue trials in that country.
But federal prosectors have decided to pursue a trial.
If the preliminary injunction is denied, your competitor is likely to appeal instead of pursue a trial.
Iran's state prosecutor has vowed to "pursue the trial of (the royal family) Al Saud" through international courts for the deaths in this year's hajj.
He was charged with fraud, forgery and tax evasion, and could be held for up to two months before prosecutors decide whether to pursue a trial.
Still, if Clark's office decides to pursue another trial against Garry, it may have a tough time proving its case.
Mr. Khodorkovsky now awaits his fate in a Moscow prison, where prosecutors can hold him for up to two months while they decide whether to pursue a trial.
